Birds Flying in the Dark (Paperback or Softback)

It's happening. Both Liz and Ted feel it, deep below, at their core. What has been calm for decades is rising from its rest. The Janus Clan is finally ready and primed to reclaim its place in the world.

Ted and Tilla live in London in a fellowship of fate with their childhood friends. They are happy and thriving, in spite of everything the oppressive establishment society throws at them, in spite of the prevalent, growing unrest haunting them, disturbing their peace. Ted is plagued by nightmares, what appears to an increasing degree of prophetic visions. He closes his eyes hard, or tries to do so when all of it becomes too taxing. It is no use.

Liz is growing up in the American Rockies, taking her first, hesitant step on the path revealing itself to her. When she finds more pieces of the puzzle that is her life, ever more present themselves. The change, the changes come for them all, inevitable, like an approaching storm and just as deadly and destructive. The Birds Flying in the Dark must flap their wings, and they know that, and they rejoice, even as they know that they're flying blind and that they don't know what's ahead, and that they can crash into a hard wall at any time.

It doesn't matter. The sparks, the next exploding sparks are right there, within, in the palm of their hand. They know they will burn. Wings of fire and shadow will flap, will stir an already seething air, will create the storm awaiting them at the end of the long, perilous flight.

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.