Kirjahaku

"In a timely manner and with a conscious life all their own, Bajan's tears continue to manifest the still small "voice" of his spiritual consciousness. As Gain and his generals track down the missing backbone of his country, Alistair leads the way across the grueling Southwest Province and onward to the Temple Compound in Hone where a decisive confrontation with Lorelei and the High Priests results in the surprising culmination of a shared vision and the spiritual freedom it engenders. With Nature's deep respect rendered to purity, the last argument of "kings" brings the story of Hasnun to an exciting conclusion. Hasnun Book The 3rd lends a greater focus to the degradation being rendered to Gain, his generals, his troops, and ultimately to his High Priests. The story's final stages unfold with multiple climaxes full of humour, sadness, chagrin, passion, and true brotherly/sisterly love.

This third installment of Amazing Tales continues a legacy of Sci-fi and fantasy stories that will captivate the genre's many fans. Tales from the future, as well as the distant past, come to life with page-turning realism and zeal. Treat yourself to a literary escape with Amazing Tales III.

"Exodus on a distant Planet? The saga continues as the decadent, bipolar mind of Gain is unveiled. A thousand years of pursuing Hasnun's "ghost" has cultivated an ungovernable illness in the man responsible for governing the entire country of Mobius. As plans are laid for the retrieval of the six women abducted by General Gnu, Claptic and Feldspar give wings to Claptic's dream and sacrifice themselves to the mystery beyond The Gulp. Meet Commander Cracker, Gain's chief engineer, whose sensitive regard for fairness and justice blossoms forth into a surprising entanglement with the immortal souls from Seven Winds. A crystal bridge, a crystal fishball, and the uncertain appearance of that which is invisible brings the story of Hasnun to The Devil's Butt and an unusual trek across Mobius as Fringe and company undauntedly set their sights on finding their womenfolk and delivering an anomaly to the Cathedral of the Womb." Hasnun Book The 2nd acquaints the reader with Hasnun, his unusual abode and mode of living, and the reason why the lives of those who follow his teachings are in jeopardy. The story delves deeply into the world of Gain the ruler of Mobius, his generals, and his homespun High Priests and provides an insightful view of the devastating change in his kingdom incident to the geo-catastrophic upheaval of his country and the upcoming eclipse of one of this world's moons by the other. Aligned with this eclipse is the Orsi Festival at the village of Tupi, a gathering honouring the Principles of Light and the spiritual prowess evolving in Seven Winds that these principles engender. This gathering coincides with the unduly surge of negative energy spinning out of the pseudo-religious lifestyle engendered by Gain's High Priests and their unholy union with the covetous, non-spiritual lifestyle imposed upon the citizens of Mobius by the strong arm of Gain. In direct opposition to this breach in the spiritual climate of Seven Winds is the unveiling of an unusual treasure of divine knowledge hidden beneath The Gulp, the entrance into the underworld passage of the River of Voices, and an unusual journey into the heart of Mobius to fulfill the rather bizarre implications of the vision shared by Artsian of Pier and Bajan of Tupi.

"A theosophical adventure story... The story of Hasnun treats the topic of God within a fictional story in an intellectually exciting manner without a reversion toward the polemical arena within which all religions throughout history have arranged their dogmatic uncertainties. Without preconceptions and with a powerfully imaginative insight, the saga of a spiritual transformation of an entire country and the disarming of the wicked devices that hindered the enlightenment of its inhabitants is portrayed through the eyes of a neo-mystical society on a distant planet. With a moderately seasoned endowment of immortality, the thaumaturgic abilities of this superior culture lead to the adventure of a lifetime full of surprising events." Book The 1st acquaints the reader with a neo-mystical society on a distant planet, the people of which experienced in their distant past a localized apocalypse. Absent of any gloomy prognostications overshadowing its approach, this surprisingly unexpected event led to their moderately seasoned endowment of an evolving immortality. The story opens with a catastrophic geological event, the resultant impact of which challenges this superior culture with a drastic change in the spiritual and terrestrial environment of unbroken peace and tranquility they have cultivated for a thousand years. Graced with a strong spirit of serendipity and the somewhat bizarre manifestations of a shared vision, a precarious journey is undertaken (Book The 2nd) with the intention of retrieving that which was taken from them by the wicked ruler of a neighboring country and the hope of understanding and correcting the anomalous nature of the breach in their enlightened state of equilibrium. Somewhat aligned with C. S. Lewis' portrayal of animals with linguistic ability, and with the author's clear vision of the superior consciousness soon to replace the present collective consciousness here on planet Earth, the story unfolds with the strong influence of dreams and visions and the benevolence of Nature rendered to purity.