What if the story of humanity began long before the version we were taught?
For thousands of years, ancient Mesopotamian texts have told stories of powerful beings who descended from the heavens, established cities, ruled over civilizations, and played an extraordinary role in the development of humankind.
At the center of these ancient accounts stands En.Ki-Ea-the god of wisdom, creation, knowledge, and the life-giving waters.
Drawing from ancient Mesopotamian traditions, biblical accounts, the controversial interpretations of Zecharia Sitchin, and other alternative researchers, Steven Russell Harts explores the remarkable story of En.Ki and the Anunnaki-from Nibiru and the search for gold to the creation of humanity, the Garden of Eden, the Great Flood, and the rivalries that shaped the ancient world.
Along the way, familiar stories from Genesis begin to take on a different meaning. Adam and Eve. The serpent. The sons of God. The Nephilim. Noah and the Flood. Could these stories preserve echoes of much older accounts?
EN.KI/EA: The Hidden God of Genesis does not ask you to abandon what you believe. It invites you to question, explore, and look again at humanity's oldest stories-and decide for yourself what may have been hidden in plain sight.
Perhaps mythology was never merely myth.