Pagan Mecca

Pagan Mecca, is a historical fantasy novel that revisits the Jahiliya, the native milieu of Islam and the last bastion of Semitic paganism, to rewrite it with varying degrees of wonder and magic. The universe of this text is populated by fantastic or monstrous creatures (deformed beings, terrifying beasts, djinns, etc.) The story oscillates between two worlds, a primary world which is that of humans and a secondary world, the satanic world, with its wonderful beings and beasts, its demons and his djinns. It is a novel that honors the centuries-old themes and techniques upon which today's fantasy stories are based. Medieval fantasy does not necessarily imply the European Middle Ages. The European Middle Ages are not the only possible theater of medieval fantasy. There are popular novels such as Under Heaven by Guy Gavriel Kay, which is set in medieval China, or The Chronicles of the Sword and Sand by Howard Andrew Jones, which is set in ancient Arabia.