Tales From The Beginning - Moy, Sim

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Résumé :
One tribe had to be the first to awake from its primal slumber thousands of years before the great flood. This tribe becomes the central feature of the tales, it is essentially a selection of pertinent short stories that trace this tribes progress over the millennia from their Mesolithic hunter-gatherer society to the onset of the bronze age. Forever ahead of the game, this tribe and some peculiar traits of the day forged its way forward to far exceed the expected necessities of life. By the end of this overly epic period they emerged almost god-like to their struggling neolithic cousins. Even their subordinate servant class of many thousands of years were held in awe by some. This tribe had a name, the Tospeari, they were the masters of their world, an advanced technology coupled with a strange mental agility projected them even further forward. Although deemed as unassailable their gene pool rebelled and as their numbers fell they retreated to monastic heights and in their solitude they carried out their godly manipulations from afar. The Tospeari's forever faithful servant class, far more numerous, educated and clever, cast off the shackles of subordination and ruled in the earliest of written times with an indomitable spirit. These became known only as the Nephilim....

Biographie:
Sim Moy is a London-born man with a well-travelled and diverse background. He has been writing for more than a decade. A Case of Gravity is Moy's fourth book. It is a follow-up to his two previous books, Waters' Edge and Sky High. Their genre is not specific, although they are often described as adventure thrillers laced with a little situation humour. A Case of Gravity is set in present-day Cornwall in the south of England. It generally concerns the events of a hapless but affable Foreign Office employee Christian Simpkins. The Christian Simpkins series has proved to be an enduring and popular endeavour for Moy's particular take on modern day life. Sim Moy himself describes this literary contribution as a conceptual novel, woven around a novel concept....

Sommaire:
Sim Moy is a London-born man with a well-travelled and diverse background. He has been writing fiction for more than a decade, although he is recognised as a writer of thrillers he is also known as one who delves into other genres, notably historic novels and also humour, 'one of his natural traits' we are told. His latest offering, 'Tales from the beginning' is highly original and hugely thought-provoking. Sim Moy himself, describes it as a 'conceptual novel woven around a novel concept'....