«A written word...is something at once more intimate with us and more universal than any other work of art. It is the work of art nearest to life itself...not only (to) be read but actually breathed from all human lips:-not be represented on canvas or in marble only, but be carved out of the breath of life itself.»    Henry David Thoreau       Welcome to the pages of Amos Keppler - Storyteller.    First of all, prepare to think, to break out of labels and confines.    You'll find stories here, from the edge of imagination and Beyond. Short stories, poems, death and life side by side, two sides of the same face, distinct perhaps, but not so different. A hand stretched beyond the velvet veil, separating present day humans from their ancient, primal self.    Diversity and Hunger is hidden in the Shadow.       The Firewind website is Amos Keppler's personal site on the Web.    Not only one or two but FIVE new novels of his AND a collectioon of poetry are out these nights, The Defenseless and Your Own Fate and The Slaves and Night on Earth and Birds Flying in the Dark and Amos Keppler: complete Poems 1989 - 2003 and Dreams Belong to the Night and ShadowWalk and Alarums of Reality       Amos on Twitter: @HoodedMan    The Midnight Fire blog

   Death and The Maiden - A short story. Updated, corrected and expanded 2006-02-02

   Experience Fire Burning in the Wind - A short story. Updated, corrected and expanded 2006-02-02

   Germs - A very short, short story...

   The Hitchhiker in the Woods - updated corrected and expanded 2006-02-02

   First chapter of a full length novel to be published sometime.
It will be published by Midnight Fire Media

   The chapter can be read as one, self-contained story.

- Travels and Revels, Life and Magick
- - Tales From Hell and Beyond
- - - Aleister Crowley - A collection of poems, prose and music.
The story of a Life - Aleister Crowley's remarkable Life.

   - The Hidden World - Moviescript by Amos Keppler.
   It's in readable .pdf format

   Bear in mind that a movie script is different from a novel or a short story. What is described is generally what is seen, not what is thought.

   Fourth rewritten, expanded draft completed 2011-04-30.