Grotesque, A Gothic Epic (novel)
- Grotesque, A Gothic Epic (novel)
"Grotesque, A Gothic Epic" is a 1998 online novel by gothic author G.E. Graven.
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Grotesque, A Gothic Epic is a fully illustrated online gothic novel set in the Late Middle Ages (1331-1352 A.D.). Protagonist, Lazarus Gogu is an abbey squire, and a winged grotesque (see: Chimera), who is thrown into a hostile world that would kill him and fallen angels who are bent on escaping Hell. Under seemingly impossible circumstances, Lazarus must fight to stay alive, keep his faith, and stop the unfolding of a medieval Armageddon.
External links
* [http://www.gegraven.com/ gegraven.com] - Official site of the online novel, "Grotesque, A Gothic Epic".
* [http://www.moonwindow.com/ moonwindow.com] - Official site of the second novel in G.E. Graven's epic saga; entitled, "Grotesque, Moonwindow".
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