Heavens of Immortals

The book is one that would appeal to the highly developed mind. As it is aptly stated in its first chapter, it would take the deep to deeply understand mysteries! The first striking thing about the book is its title which would have made it a give-away as heaven is truly a place for the immortals but beyond this seemingly ordinary tittle is hidden a somewhat complex string of narrative of experience of a man in not just a dream or trance but one who has been transformed into another realm of a higher spiritual dimension. The style with which the book is written and structured is uncommon. It is so structured in a unique way such that can make each of the chapters to stand on their own and still connect to the central theme of the book. This is a confirmation of the belief that there is no cut and dried way(s) of writing or structuring a book. As free as art is, so is creativity. This is what Dimeji Sodeke exemplify in this pseudo-Christian book.