The Gray Sun: Lost Book of Knowah

It contains various stories written from a prophetic point of view, specifically transitioning from ancient times to the present day, to what to expect in the future-connecting these contrasting timelines with the use of denotative and connotative literature. The story begins with an undocumented story of Noah’s Ark as civil unrest inherits the earth causing all of humanity to frivolously battle for survival, spotlighting their actions of self-preservation, and impropriety, during an inevitable apocalyptic prophecy. The divided but fused stories transition to modern society and highlight the Morgenstern family, proverbial remnants of human existence. The Morgensterns witness paranormal occurrences while wrestling with their acceptance of trivial content, and dissonant texts, discovered in an ancient journal hidden within a mansion they have presumably, inherited from a distant relative. Curious as to which gods constructed their archetype of human existence, the Morgensterns and their descendants embark on a lengthy journey attempting to reverse an archaic iniquitous nature that lies dormant in the recesses of mankind’s genealogy.