The many gods, goddesses and immortals

 The most difficult thing about writing about the immortals is there are many different kinds as there are ethnic groups of humans.  Every culture around the world mentioned them.

 There's no set rule to follow for in each culture they were as different as humans. One of the best ways to learn a culture is to learn the mannerism of their gods or goddesses. For in ancient times people copied the behavior of their deities.

These are few of the immortals in the book "Clash with the Immortals."

The Time Before Time. The worlds of the Immortals.

For those who like lighter,  more whimsical type of Fantasy. "The Time before time" was written a year after "Clash with the Immortals." It's about mythical worlds predating our own. It's about the worlds of the Immortals.

We all have read stories, seen movies or heard about the "Immortals" but none of them tell us where they came from? This novel does. According to ancient texts they came from other worlds and dimensions predating earth or even our universe existence.  

https://www.inkshares.com/books/the-time-before-time--b1cf7d

A New Excitng book to check out.-Pixilated Obsidian Roses

I'm not the author of this book but I've to say it quite good and worth the money to purchase.

Pixilated Obsidian Roses

Alma

https://www.inkshares.com/books/pixilated-obsidian-roses

About the Book: Pixilated Obsidian Roses is an experimental work of fiction, in the vein of Lovecraftian Cosmic Horror.

Told from multiple perspectives across various times and spaces, the narrative centers on the lives of two primary characters, Thomas and Diggory Rivenport. Although these two young men exist in different eras of history, both have come into contact with members of the Shedim—odd, sometimes preposterous, beings whose origins are unknown and whose influence in the world is profound.

In fact, the Shedim have orchestrated events in such a way that the separate worlds of Thomas and Diggory have begun to converge and neither is discernible from the other.

"Strange title. What’s it all about?"

Giving a straight answer to that would be too much of a spoiler. However, some clues could be pulled from each word.

pix·i·lat·ed or pix·il·lat·ed (adj.)

1. A derivative of the word pixie—the mischievous, child-like creature of folklore. One who is pixilated (that is, “pixie-led”) is thus under the influence of a pixie-like being, or is acting in such a manner (i.e., somewhat mentally unbalanced, slightly eccentric, crazed, bewildered, prankish)

2. Variant of pixelated. In computing, an image is pixelated when all or a portion of itself is blurred by the reduction of its resolution.

ob·sid·i·an (n.)

A glass-like rock, formed by the rapid cooling of lava, that is usually dark, but transparent in thin pieces.

rose (n.)

The widely cultivated flower from the plant of the genus Rosa, having prickly stems (thorns) and a fragrance often considered romantic.