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The Wilderness Diary charts the struggle and conflict arising out of personal sorrow and present world crises. For 40 days and 40 nights, a magical adept goes AWOL from life and from the Raven Agency at The Tower, London. Painfully lost after the death of his father, he is haunted by ravens and wanders into city madness. In the urban wasteland of his heart he finds an isolated broken world as he takes to the rooftops to build himself an aerie. Inadvertently casting an ancient 'Spell of Snakes' he becomes guided by old world messengers. The guardian goddesses of the Moon and the Night Sky offer supernatural solutions. He becomes a sin eater passing through the veil and steals metal and injury from out of time as he meets with fantastical creatures, gods and enlightened beings. Through inspirational speeches, fragments of world news and weather, and reflection on the process of 'shedding', The Wilderness Diary turns from transformational personal account into expression of present day Gaia-consciousness. The evolution of the Earth and those on the planet is changing. Can he survive the jump and make the transition? And what to do with all the stolen metal artefacts he has accumulated? This is his heart's story.

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Keith Brazil was born in Broadstairs, Kent, England. He trained in Dance Theatre at Laban Trinity Conservatoire, London, and was a founder member of 'Adventures In Motion Pictures' Dance Company. He has worked as a freelance professional dancer, choreographer, teacher, and dance lecturer. Keith has also trained as a complementary therapist in spiritual healing and reflexology. He gained a degree in English Studies and is currently engaged in writing a collection of metaphysical and fictional stories, essays, poetry and novels. 'The Wilderness Diary' was first published in December 2012 (second edition 2015). 'In Consideration of Cats' was published November 2013. His third book 'Popcorn, Parasites, Precious & Pearls' was published December 2013. 'The Chameleon's Last Dance' was published in June 2014. 'An Alchemist's Wedding' was published June 2015. He lives and works in London.

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