THE SEER – DELUXE EDITION
A Mythic Prophecy in 36 Cantos
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In a world where verse is silenced by spectacle, The Seer rises to chant what others fear to whisper.
Through epic form, fierce clarity, and dialogues with Lyra and Megallion, this book rekindles what modern poetry forgot:
that meaning matters. That beauty is sacred. That grief can still sing.
Available in: Kindle · Paperback · Hardcover
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Press Kit — The Seer: Deluxe Edition
Welcome to the official press kit for The Seer – Deluxe Edition: A Mythic Prophecy in 36 Cantos by Al Konda.
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📘 Book Overview
Title: The Seer – Deluxe Edition
Author: Al Konda
Genre: Epic Poetry / Mythic Literature
Length: 328 pages
Formats: Paperback, Hardcover, Kindle eBook
ISBN (Paperback): 979-8-296-49707-9
ISBN (Hardcover): 979-8-296-54758-3
Publisher: Independent / KDP Publishing
Publication Date: August 2025
Amazon Link: The Seer – Deluxe Edition on Amazon
“When all the false songs are silenced, and the sword grows quiet in the ash, a single page will rise—trembling, burning, unbroken—and it will sing the world anew.”
— from The Testament of the Seer
🔥 Short Description
👁️ The Seer – Character Description:
A striking, otherworldly man stands cloaked in golden firelight. His long, silver-blond hair flows like celestial silk, untouched by time or wind. His gaze burns with glowing ember eyes—eyes that pierce illusion, as if they’ve seen the birth and death of entire ages.
His expression is solemn, fierce, and unmoved by the mortal world. Wearing a dark ceremonial robe embroidered with golden leaf-like runes, he resembles both priest and warrior—one who speaks in riddles and sees in prophecy. Every line on his face is carved by vision and sacrifice.
Behind him, a corridor bathed in sacred gold haze stretches into a temple of forgotten truths. He is The Seer—no longer man, not yet god, but something between… a vessel of judgment, memory, and flame.
In a world silenced by spectacle and hollow words, The Seer rises to sing a prophecy of truth, beauty, and poetic fire. This 36-canto mythic epic combines verse, dialogue, and visionary narrative to restore what modern poetry forgot: that grief can still sing, and that the sacred still speaks.
✨ About the Book
- Structure: 36 cantos, framed as a sacred poetic prophecy
- Voice: The Seer, a wounded truth-bearer and poetic prophet
- Key Figures: Lyra (scribe), Megallion (guardian), Sophia (muse)
- Themes: Truth vs. illusion, poetic purpose, sacrifice, beauty, grief, rebellion against hollow art
- Style: Lyrical, structured verse; ancient tone with modern resonance
- Highlights: Illustrated glyph, cinematic rhythm, poetic epilogue and afterword
This edition includes exclusive bonus material: character sketches, a lost canto, Sophia’s song, and a poetic gospel.
🧙 About the Author
Al Konda is a multilingual poet, storyteller, and visionary voice in contemporary mythic literature. Blending Romanian and English, personal grief and cosmic scope, Al’s work reaches into the depths of sorrow to pull forth radiant beauty. He has published over 40 books of poetry and prose, and The Seer is his most ambitious, sacred offering to date.
Website: alkonda.com
YouTube: youtube.com/@artistden2836
Instagram: @autoralkonda
X (Twitter): @konda_al
TikTok: @al.konda
🎤 Interview Topics
- Why The Seer was written in epic form
- The importance of poetic structure and sacred symbolism
- Grief, sacrifice, and the poetic soul
- Why modern poetry needs myth
- Lyra, Sophia, and the voices of women in prophecy
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📬 Contact & Inquiries
Press Contact:
Al Konda
📧 densartist@gmail.com
💬 Select Quotes from The Seer
“They crowned the loud and silenced the true.”
“The sword is sheathed. The temple stands again — quiet, cracked, and holy.”
“Sing, even when no one listens. Write, even when no one remains.”
“If one voice dares still believe, the Word shall never die.”
