The Third Service, Issues 1-10, 2020-2024.

Democratic Confederalist Papers. In Progress.

Laila Naesh “Live your Life”. In Progress.

Homage of Rojava, Middle Eastern Western. Completed in 2023.

Cool Stories about the War, 2018

The World to Come, “HaOlamHaBa”, i.e., “Fire on the Mountain” completed in 2016.

THE UNLIMITED OPERATION, 2017.

99 Lyrical Russian American Poems Completed 2015.

VODKA LULLABIES SUNG TO THE GOODNIGHT MOON, 2013

The Parallel State. Completed in 2015.

The Middle East Confederation. Completed in 2014.

COMANY OF RESCUERS: Anfom Frere! “Hey Brother” Completed in 2011.

In Ambuland, Completed in 2010.

The Banshee News Service, Issues 1-7, 2009-2012.

The Motherland Calls “American Refugee” Completed in 2006.

The Grey Book. Completed 2005.

Pax Americana. Completed 2004.

Socio-Economic Factors Surrounding the Second American Revolution, 2001

You can purchase some these as books on Amazon or on B&N, but if you email me directly, I’m sure we can work a far better deal out. There are numerous versions and several translations of each work. WalterSebastianAdler@gmail.com

SAMPLES:

“THE WORLD TO COME” i.e “Fire on the Mountain” is currently 650 pages in 4 Acts. Set mostly in Newyorkgrad, Moscow and Hispaniola.

An American clandestine movement is about to launch a major uprising in Newyorkgrad on New Years 2012. A Russian dance hall courtesan named Dasha Andreavna and an American paramedic named Sebastian Adonaev meet in a Bulgarian Tavern. They are about to get each other killed over poems and a ten thousand year old Codex. The Torah before it was altered profoundly in Babylon. Sebastian is a cadro in the rebel underground and Daria is an expensive comfort courtesan for hire. Shi’a Fundamentalist sleeper cells, opportunistic foreigner plotters and dark voodoo magic are moving in on the City as the old regime scrambles to suppress the uprising. Forbidden passion happens amid a full-blown, largely disastrous slave uprising in the United States of America. In the subsequent four Acts (Noire Novellas), this epic takes us into troubled lives and the shattered dreams amid an America Civil War. A Russian American story of dreams vs. nightmares.

The 4 Act 650-page combined opus chronicles the “Second American Revolution“, Civil War and its related events. (I) (Str’ast/ Passion), (II) La Lingre (The Lingering Love) (III) Loyalnost (Loyalty) and (IV) Stoj’kost (Perseverance).

“On the eve of a mighty revolt that had waited and boiled over 2,000 years to happen inside the heart of the largest Empire; a Russian dance hall courtesan and a rebel paramedic share a tiny, curious kiss in the moment. In dreams, they remember that they knew each other in many other lives. But, Daria belongs to rich men and the night and Sebastian belongs to the dawn of the struggle on the barricades.  Their forbidden passion occurs amid a full-blown slave uprising in the United States of America. In a danger-filled four acts, this novel traces the seven first years of a revolutionary war centered in the Americas. It documents the hope and carnage of the entire affair. It examines the personalities that participated in it or made money off of it or just wished it would end on their terms.

For in the newly liberated Brooklyn Soviet, an epicenter of the revolution, there is great trouble brewing. Drones patrol the skies along the border and a new ‘mile-high-wall’ has been built to prevent the traffic of people and contraband over the East River or Strong Island Sound into the remaining loyalist United American States. Home to three million stateless citizens this wild coastal gangland and nearly lawless rebel Free State is dominated by Irish and Italian municipal unions, Postsoviet and Haitian mobsters, Islamists, Messianic Hebrew cults, Black Nationalist guerrillas, Gypsy Partizans and a highly organized Afro-Irish-Israeli underground network known only by its clandestine acronym: “the Z.O.B.”

This is the story of how the “Great Revolt” began, how it spread and what happened to those that fought in it. This is how Democratic Confederation arrived in the west and of the passion and defiance of the newly freed slaves in the face of brutal flailing empires.

THE UNLIMITED OPERATION: VODKA LULLABIES SUNG TO THE GOODNIGHT MOON 99 Lyrical Russian American Poems

The Unlimited Operation: Vodka Lullabies to the Goodnight Moon

A collected anthology of 99 poems written while dating, courting, loving, standing beside, supporting and being supported by, as well as fucking and fighting and sometimes making love with four incredible Post-Soviet women. Though not at the same time.

These poems could not write themselves, great women brought them forth. All artists in their own right. It is very hard to date a sometimes ‘madman’, or ‘a zealot‘ driven by beliefs which make him think battling demons and storming castles and changing whole worlds is possible carrying her standard. None of these loves was a perfect love, if such a thing exists. These were hard, smart and glorious women and I attempted to love each fearlessly in art and war.

“The Motherland Calls” i.e. “American Refugee” 800+ pages in 7 Acts.

American Refuge: AR Complete Series

This is the Seven Act, the complete volume of the AR Serial telling the coming of age story of an American Refugee. A young man of great privilege renounces it for a gypsy life in the Middle East. This account chronicles the “American Dream” in light of youth gangs brawling, endless all night house parties awash drugs, 40 oz’s, violence and varying hate crimes, and raw teenage sexuality in Newyorkgrad, London and Tel Aviv. Amid assaults and varying criminality which leads the protagonist to the re-education camps which in turn lead him to militancy rooted in his reading of Communism and Zionism. AR tells about his self-destruction and rebirth as a radical fire brand in New York, London and the Middle East.

This tome traces the crimes, redemption, and the rebel prophesies of a teenage Sebastian Adonaev set twelve years before the events of ‘The World to Come.’

SAMPLE:

Anfon Frere! (Hey Brother):

Written from the notes and journals of several rescuers who arrived immediately in Haiti at the devastating 2010 earthquake, ANFOM FRERE tells a take about the various people they encountered amid the most devastating loss of life by natural causes in recorded history.

A very ragtag international brigade of mostly Haitian American rescuers from the Brooklyn area lands in the Republic of Haiti just six days after a catastrophic earthquake killed over 300,000 people.

This is the story of the relief effort and its aftermath as told from the eyes of various rescuers serving at the Port Au Prince General Hospital. The story of incredible courage and collective trauma after most of the Capital collapses in the “Tremblor“. Under the weight of over 200 years of repression and violence, this is also a story of Patriotism, of Voodoo, of boldness and hope and of unlikely heroes. How an all Haitian emergency medical service was trained from the rubble as most supernatural things took hold all around them.

How spies, humanitarians, soldiers, ambulance drivers and escorts all found a higher calling fighting to restore dignity in a hopeless place.