Eve to Adam Eve to Adam Eve To Adam is a hard rock band formed in New York City in 1997. They have released 5 albums and had three songs reach the top 40 on Billboard's Mainstream Rock Chart and 1 song, Immortal, that broke the Top 15 at Active Rock in 2014 . Inspired by hard rock bands like Led Zeppelin, Guns 'N Roses and Van Halen, brothers Takis and Alex Sassaris formed Eve to Adam in Florida in 1997. They soon moved to New York City and connected with songwriter and producer Desmond Child (Aerosmith, Kiss, Bon Jovi) in 1998. After
The Gospel According to Adam Twenty-Second Day" appeared in Akhbar al-Adab in 2004, his first unpublished—as well—novel "Al Dawa'er" winning the Cultural Palaces prize 2004. "The Gospel according to Adam" breaks the conventional format of the novel, consisting as it does of a single 60-page-long paragraph that, like all good streams of consciousness, sweeps writer and reader on to no pre-ordained or predictable destination. As a reviewer for Al-Ahram's literary page ( May 10, 2006) puts it, The Gospel according to Adam reflects "a social reality that has lost all certainties." In keeping with other novels (such as Ahmed Alaidy's "Being Abbas el Abd") of