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Macbeth’s Spinners is a love story. And like most love stories, things surrounding the lovers can both influence and be influenced by the lovers and their emotions. You know the fallout that can happen among friends when a couple has a spat in the real world.
Now imagine if they were gods? Imagine if the lovers had the ability to influence time and fold the land and sea, and steer the course of a nation’s history?
What if Macbeth was guided to become king not by three elderly witches — but by the Three Fates of Greek Mythos that were transformed into a single woman of remarkable power?
span style="color: inherit; font-family: inherit; font-weight: inherit; font-size: 2.5rem; font-style: italic; letter-spacing: 0.0625rem;">Macbeth's Spinners begins in Eleventh Century Scotland with the supernatural transformation of the three Greek fates, but witchcraft only serves as a cover for their true mission. To thwart their ancient nemesis, the Greek god Apollo, they consolidate their power to help the warlord Macbeth, though Apollo is aware and tries to crush Macbeth in favor of the Northern invaders. But the purpose of the Fates and Macbeth are intertwined, and i | |  | | Truth be Told
A Christian fantasy story of an 11th Century knight who helps a Lady help herself, with the help of her true love, Jesus.
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Alexander the Great’s efforts toward world unity reflected his spiritual journey, in which Justine Johnston Hemmestad drew from ancient religions and world views to paint a uniquely vivid picture. Alexander’s relationships with his fellow man knew no restrictions, nor did his love of the sublime
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