Lilith, according to the ancient Hebrew myth, was Adam’s first wife. She was created together with the First Man, fused into a single androgynous creature. The separation was done to give Adam a companion.
The female creature that came after the separation, however, mated with Satan and as a result, she and her offspring acquired demonic characteristics. Lilith is the first vampire.
The Scottish poet and writer George MacDonald (1824-1903) approaches his own Lilith in his fictional novel through her primordial figure. She’s beautiful, seductive but also dangerous. She is the dark queen of the night.
The hero, crossing a time channel, will meet her in another dimension surrounded by monsters, ghosts, haunted forests and strange beings. Experiencing the nightmare, he will face Hell and its angels in a magnificent confrontation between Good and Evil in a monumental work by a classic writer of fantasy literature.
