New Literary Work, 'Cain', Explores Appocryphal Origins and Reimagines the Story of the Cain and Abel for the Screen
Rather than the familiar Sunday School version, Cain presents a layered mythic drama—where love, betrayal, secrecy, and divine silence intersect. The novel explores the human struggles of the world’s first family while introducing readers to a darker spiritual landscape, including themes of rivalry, exile, forbidden desire, and the emergence of a New God.
“Cain is not a villain’s tale—it’s the origin of rivalry, the seed of exile, and the heart-wrenching cry of discontent,” says author Shelia Cosper. “It’s a story that challenges assumptions and provokes conversation about human nature and the divine.”
With audience interest growing for stories that blend spirituality, history, and epic drama—as seen with productions like The Chosen and The House of David—Cain offers source material for producers seeking fresh adaptations rooted in both tradition and mystery.
Cain is currently available in print and digital editions. Film and television rights are open for discussion.
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