Heaven to Eden is a dramatic epic in rhyming verse in the tradition of poets Dante, Milton, and Goethe. It reveals why God granted life, depicts the meaning of living, the reason for existence, the origin and destination of souls, the formation of the universe, the creation, rebellion, and fall of angels and humans, the existence of other worlds and UFOs, as well as free will and the lack of it. It takes place eons ago when God was alone in a beautiful, but unpopulated heaven. The book is an enjoyable read as well as adaptable for the stage, film, and opera. It is adorned with a musical language that speaks to the soul. "As I read the pages, I was transported to a special realm. In all the books I have read, plays, poems, and prose works of great writers, I was never transported this way to hear the plans and discussions of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit... I could not talk for a while after reading these pages ...Lives will change through this writing." - Flora Williams, poet, rabbi, TV hostBorn in Ethiopia, Fikre Tolossa, Ph.D. poet-playwright, is currently professor of philosophy at the University of Lincoln, Oakland, California. He studied literature and creative writing at the famed Gorky Institute for Literature in Moscow, Russia, where he earned an MA degree. The author received a Ph.D. in comparative literature (Magna Cum Laude) from the University of Bremen, Germany, and has taught creative writing and liberal arts at universities in Germany and the U.S. for the past 35 years. He has composed over fifty plays, stories, screenplays, and articles.Publisher's website: http://sbpra.com/FikreTolossa