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| Egyptologist Anson Hunter starts receiving intriguing emails from a female who calls herself Seshat... |
Seshat - 'the Internet goddess' features in 'The Forbidden Glyphs', Egypt Mystery and Archaeology Fiction.
In a curious loop of time, the
ancient Egyptian goddess Seshat has found new recognition today. Referred to as
the ‘Silicon Goddess’ or ‘Glass Cat’, she is seen as the spirit of the Internet,
computers, operating systems, software, web and game architecture,
telecommunications, electronic networks and knowledge systems.
Originally, Seshat was ancient
Egypt’s goddess of writing, chief librarian and keeper of the forbidden scrolls
of Thoth, goddess of knowledge, architecture, science, mathematics, astronomy, reckoner
of years and of foreign booty as well as a keeper of history and memories.
