Description:
The first story of twelve, twelve stories about the wild man in the modern world.
Brief description: Amos is a veteran author/artist that has kept it going for over fifty years. He started early and kept going in spite of numerous hurdles on his path. He has published twenty-nine books. In addition to being an author he's a de facto multiartist, a musician, photographer, actor, director and all art forms under the moon, really. He's a radical political activist, an autonomous agent of change, working to change society in major ways to a place where true freedom, justice and equality reign, where people are aware of humanity's ancient connection to nature and act on it. He feels like he has just started out and that there is much more to do, many more miles to go before he sleeps.
Review Quotes:
"It... grabs you from the very first sentence and never let go. It grabs you harder, and painfully so, as the story progresses."
"Like others have pointed out the first chapter reminds me slightly of Metamorphosis by Kafka, but after that all resemblance to anything else vanishes completely. It becomes a blazing trail of originality, of life and realism jumping from the pages."
What they will become, is not clear in the first volume, but their saga holds your attention and you will want to read the next installment. Keppler delves into the darkness into which human beings can descend. He is an activist as well as an artist. He will bring you face to face with the atrocious, while maintaining your faith in the possibility of transcendence. Go along for this remarkable journey.