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    Malakhim Volume 1: Here After
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    Malakhim Volume 1: Here After
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    Malakhim Volume 1: Here After

    By Aleph

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    For a dead kid, Ben is taking this whole war of Heaven thing pretty well. At least, he thinks so. Believing in angels isn't hard-- he's been hearing stories of angels and demons since he was a little boy. But Nathan is not exactly what Ben was expecting from Heaven, and Ben is definitely not what Nathan has learned to expect from the earth.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAleph
    Release dateFeb 13, 2014
    ISBN9781467528528
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    Malakhim Volume 1: Here After
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    Aleph

    Please visit us at malakh.com for lots of information about the Malakhim series. It is a labour of love, built out of bits of the world's mythology and the personal mythology of one slightly addled but good-hearted artist. It is a cryptic love letter to the lost and lonely, it is a supernatural horror story, and above all it is the story of one lost little boy. Reader discretion is advised, the language is uncensored and the violence can be painful. We adhere to no particular religion but try to respect them all to the extent we know how. Our angels are not intended to represent, nor affront, any faith. They are what we see when we peer behind the curtain, and nothing more. These are our dreams, our nightmares. Come and share them for a while.Aleph is the pseudonymous author of the Malakhim stories, and their original creator.We do not intend any confusion with anyone else using the pseudonym. It was quite uncommon when Aleph first used it as an artist in 1994 out of an affinity for the ideas it represented (tied into the idea of an ox as a work animal among other things) and its endurance through many iterations and many transformations. Since then, many properties have found it fashionable to name a character or product after the first letter in humankind's oldest alphabets, and who can blame them? But we intend no confusion between our artist and anyone else.There is no intended reference between Aleph's chosen pseudonym and any mystical/scriptural/other materials beyond the idea of the letter itself and its origins, and its relationship to the ox. Oxen in general are very special to her, as many references within the text indicate.Inquiries for Aleph should be sent through the general webmaster address at the malakh.com site. Aleph used to respond to each personally, but unfortunately that policy has been much abused. We appreciate feedback, but will ignore heckling entirely. Life is too short for us to put up with that, especially Aleph's.

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