Gilgamesh

Short stories and legends that entertain, amuse, and enlighten, crafted by a group of knowledgeable and accomplished writers, present the most magnificent scenes from humanity's past and present, blending reality and fantasy, within a framework of clear thought, noble emotion, expansive imagination, eloquent language, masterful sentence structure, smooth prose, and elegant production. They are well-structured and richly explained. Drawing from Mesopotamia, the author draws the elements of his narrative, employing the concise language of the legend. Great names, rivaling the epic power of Greek heroes, are placed by the writer amidst a captivating enchantment, sometimes through the gate of Rhys, sometimes behind the plant of life, in search of immortality. In the end, the hero Gilgamesh discovers that immortality lies not in wealth, power, or prestige, but in filling our lives with noble deeds. Short stories and legends that captivate, entertain, and teach, written by knowledgeable and experienced writers, within a framework of clarity of thought, nobility of emotion, breadth of imagination, eloquence of expression, smooth narration, and elegant production.

The Epic of Gilgamesh teaches the value of good deeds, by showing that immortality does not come from money, power, and titles.