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Humanity has progressed far. Far enough to finally set out to conquer the last unknown land of Kulico. But in their haste and excitement, their old gods have dwindled into myths and stories. However, these old gods are not too happy about having their home invaded. Especially because they need to protect their Kulico for more than just pride.

The Kingdom Calciana is plagued with greed and despair ever since the King angered Mother Nature, in the form of a golden elephant and when her son, Hope, in the form of a silver baby elephant, became missing. The fate of Calciana rests on the shoulders of a commoner girl and a prince to find hope for Calciana once again.

Birthday's are suppose to be special and exciting moments in you life right? Well in Kobi's case on her 15th birthday, she is shiped to an Enchanted Academy for mythical creatures. She has been through a lot in her life. Could this change be for the best or turn for the worse...?

Hannah Mcmore thinks the only thing interesting about her is her height and dreams of leaving high school, having grown.
After a quick encounter with a boy who's first words to her were 'I hate you,' Hannah's life takes a downwards spiral.
In a world where all is not what it seems, Hannah must learn to trust people she'd never trust, learn new skills she never knew she had and discover the truth about herself and those around her.

On planet Gaal the Ornis games is one of the most important events. Blaa blaa blaa, yada yada yada, I have some story just not the jist. That will come soon.

Fifteen year old Cassie Lovelace isn't popular. She doesn't have many friends. But she does have one thing. A secret. Whenever she's sad or lonely, she wishes upon a star. But one day, she gets a mysterious package with a beautiful diamond necklace in the shape of a star. On that same day, she meets Lila and Logan Shards. Everyone else is fooled by their normal appearance but Cassie isn't. She knows that there is something ... different about them. But when thousand year old secrets begin to some into the light, and everything she cares about is put in danger, there's only one thing she can do. Wish upon a star.

In Daldara, a village famous for its wine, a game of fetch turns into a tragedy in the midst of storm night, when a bald man named Fabariel arrives in the nick of time.

Can one literary work be an epic poem, a tutorial on philosophies from Mesopotamia to the present and a laugh-out-loud compendium of satirical humor? Welcome to The Apes of Eden - The Journey Begins.

I'm kinda glad you got us in this fix--
you never let me do my magic tricks.

In the year 19067, a tribe of killer apes leaves Eden in search of God. They face evil creatures from Hell and Heaven alike.  The story is told in the words of Literate Louie, the Scribe of the Tribe.
A tribe of killer apes living an idyllic life in the Garden of Eden begins a monumental quest to search the post-apocalyptic Earth in search of God.  The Journey Begins is the first of a trilogy.  The Apes of Eden is written in iambic pentameter.  It is a humorous look at religion and philosophy through the eyes of an intelligent ape.
The Apes of Eden is written in rhymed iambic pentameter thus falling into the category called heroic couplets. Each line has 10 syllables and the pairs of lines rhyme.
While many lines were written in 10 syllables in very early Latin, it was Geoffrey Chaucer who added the meter and originated iambic pentameter in the English Language which was further immortalized in many plays and sonnets of William Shakespeare. 

Jon P. Gunn wrote The Apes of Eden over a period of many, many years beginning as a teenager. He read Spenser, Chaucer, Dante and Cervantes.   Many oddball philosophies, from solopsism to deism are explored and mocked. Allusions to a broad spectrum of myths and canons are made.
Jon never graduated from college even though he had twice the number of hours to graduate. He was too busy reading the great works of literature to bother. He shared his work with a friend. It is that man and his friend, Rick Lakin who are bringing you Jon’s work. We think it’s very good. We hope you do too.

The Apes of Eden is written in Rhymed Iambic Pentameter thus falling into the category called Heroic Couplets. Each line has 10 syllables and the pairs of lines rhyme.
While many lines were written in 10 syllables in very early Latin, it was Geoffrey Chaucer who added the meter and originated iambic pentameter in the English Language which was further immortalized in many plays and sonnets of William Shakespeare.