Looking For God: The Vluvidium Collection - La Suite (8)

THE VLUVIDIUM COLLECTIONWritten in near-diary format, this is probably one of the greatest epic adventures ever told. Adapting to life in the more advanced human world of Vluvidium, Tony shares it all with the Reader, “as he lives it”, while relentlessly rising through its social ranks; propelled by fate, circumstances, and some of his “attributes” ... But more than Power and Wealth, he seeks to understand the ultimate Why of it all, without betraying his roots or allegiances.LOOKING FOR GODBrought back from an artificially induced coma, “2” slowly realises that the Humanity of Earth is far more controlled by some dark obscure force than he ever thought...; a force that seems to fulfil a vital role in the final refinement of the spiritual essence in every Human being. And while pursuing ways of bringing the AMCAM to life, upon learning that the choices facing the Earth’s Humanity are clear-cut, He becomes a sort of intermediary between the EGE (the Executive of the dark force) and the Triclad.

About the Author

Tony AMCA is a free spirit and very much himself in the near-diary account of VLUVIDIUM. Born in Lisbon, Portugal, he first came to England in the early 70s, to pursue a musical career and escape a 4-year conscription to the Portuguese Army. Following the breakup of his first marriage, he travelled the world extensively for many years, working and living on 4 Continents, mixing with the locals wherever he went, facilitated by his fluency in 5 languages. This gave him a great first-hand experience and understanding of the human mind, in a variety of environments and cultures. A strong believer in the freedom of the individual and in the rights of self-determination by all Peoples, his lifelong goal has been to create a happy medium that could somehow bring all Nations together, with purpose and in harmony. (THE AMCAM, the Book that defines that very Ideology, will soon be released.) VLUVIDIUM itself (Volume 1) was first written in 1974 and kept in a drawer in a Paris apartment until 2005, when it was revised and the COLLECTION then completed.

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