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Young women and men, training from their youth for the task ahead, set out to fight the war chosen for them by coincidence and fate. They chose to join the fight that began long before their birth, that will continue long after their death. They chose the way of the urban warrior, the urban guerilla, the only effective tactic against an overwhelming enemy force. Judith, like several of the others, screamed in sadness and rage at the world even as a child. As young adults, all the future members of The Green Rose did. An old, hardened warrior, Jonas Bergli, found them and trained those who would become core members in their late teens. They spent their twenties adapting to it, and finding their approach, until reaching the desired level and skill of armed rebellion, as ripe revolutionaries in their late twenties and early thirties. The members of the nascent Green Rose, finally fed up with a society filled with injustice and oppression, acquired their arms, decided upon their strategy and made their first modest operations on their path to become a full-blown revolutionary force. They started on it, and never left it. They might enjoy some breaks, some r and r, but they never quit. Never. They had tried that, done that, and they never would again. Judith, Sivert, Kim, Willhelm, Anya and many more, a handful of fierce warriors against an entire world. This is their story... The ultimate story of rebellion.

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Dreams Belong To the Night is in some ways a textbook for radicals--it recapitulates the past and extrapolates into the future. Amos Keppler uses his fiction to examine what reality is and who we are. The best fiction reveals insights into human nature and society, and Keppler has done this better than any other author--and I'm a septuagenarian lifelong bookworm, so I have a basis for comparisons. This is the most thoroughly radical book I've ever read, and I've read quite a few. I would say, until anybody convinces me otherwise that it is the most radical novel ever written. I know others have compared it to the Monkey Wrench Gang by Edward Abbey, but that one doesn't quite measure up, either. This story isn't just about rebellion. It is rebellion.

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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.

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