Philosophical Fiction

[close] Welcome to the official sanctuary for readers who seek the heartbeat of philosophy within the shadows of gothic horror.This group is a dedicated space to explore the radical reimagining of Mary Shelley’s masterpiece through the universe of "Frankenstein: The Three Metamorphoses." Here, the bond between Victor Frankenstein and his creation is stripped of its physical decay to reveal its deepest spiritual, metaphysical, and mythological essence.Together, we dive into a metaphysical abyss—a journey through an obsession that inextricably binds the creator to his own dark reflection, blurring the lines between the dreamer and the dream. Through the veil of ancient archetypes, our discussions transcend the limits of the flesh to explore the forbidden fire of a modern Prometheus, the carnal longing of Pygmalion, and the tormented fusion of Hermaphroditus.If you believe that the demon is not a creature lurking in the woods, but the haunting voice whispering from the shadows of our own psyche, you have found your home. Join us for deep literary analysis, exclusive author updates, and profound debates on gothic literature.

[close] Discussion of my recent novel; Set in Alexandria in 250AD, The Codex of the Last Supper immerses readers in a city of intellectual brilliance, religious tension, and political intrigue during a pivotal era of early Christianity. In an age torn between faith and reason, Alexandria stood as the beating heart of philosophy and thought — a stage for the eternal struggle between the light of belief and the shadows of esoteric knowledge. The novel opens with a public debate between a prominent Church leader and followers of Gnostic philosophy, where dialogue becomes a battlefield, exposing the conflict between inherited faith and hidden knowledge in a city alive with questions about salvation and truth. When Emperor Decius issued his 250AD edict compelling all citizens to offer sacrifices to the Roman gods and obtain a Libellus of loyalty, the delicate balance of the city was shattered. Persecution swept through Alexandria, intertwining the fates of Christians, Jews, and pagans in a human epic that transcends doctrine to explore the very essence of existence. Amid this turmoil emerges the journey of three seekers in pursuit of a lost historical manuscript known as The Twin Codex. Their quest traces the path of the Holy Family across deserts and sanctuaries, blending historical adventure with symbolic and spiritual reflection. It is an intellectual and emotional odyssey where history converges with myth, suffering with faith, and an eternal question arises: which leads mankind to salvation — knowledge or faith? The Codex of the Last Supper weaves philosophical depth with gripping narrative, blending historical precision with spiritual reflection, and offering a profound journey into human destiny amid one of history’s most turbulent and inspiring eras.

[close] This group has been created to highlight books that speculate about the difficult philosophic questions through the medium of science fiction and/or theory. Does God exist? What happens when we die? Are we alone in the universe? Is there a multi-verse?

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