| The Pilot of the Lost Souls a novel by Bryan Kelly |
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If you have ever looked up in the air and dreamed
of flight as a plane flew over, buckle up and strap
in for a raucous, sometimes raunchy and
entertaining ride with a cast of characters from
history—who deliver the Lost Souls back to The
Source.
Assume that OZ, who looks like an old black man
and happens to be a supreme being, taps an errant
“Knight of the Air” on the eve of WW-1. After his
first death and reincarnation, OZ gives him a
choice—accept or decline a mission of paramount
importance. Create a flying machine with
reincarnated people from all times and walks of
life, since the beginning of flight and deliver the
Lost Souls back to The Source. Their delivery will
re-establish balance in the Hall of Souls positively
changing the world.
Since the dawn of flight, a Lost Soul is one that has
become trapped, caused by the violence of their
passing in an aviation disaster during war or peace.
The accumulation of these souls is negatively
affecting our world today and if they aren’t
delivered back to The Source, it could lead to
disaster.
The cast of characters includes forgotten, past and
recent people. The story is laced with conflict,
passion and sabotage—along with the songs that
accompany life and death. The metaphysical, the
mysterious, the humorous and the just plain weird
crop up as this diverse group wines, dines and
creates their way towards their goal.
of flight as a plane flew over, buckle up and strap
in for a raucous, sometimes raunchy and
entertaining ride with a cast of characters from
history—who deliver the Lost Souls back to The
Source.
Assume that OZ, who looks like an old black man
and happens to be a supreme being, taps an errant
“Knight of the Air” on the eve of WW-1. After his
first death and reincarnation, OZ gives him a
choice—accept or decline a mission of paramount
importance. Create a flying machine with
reincarnated people from all times and walks of
life, since the beginning of flight and deliver the
Lost Souls back to The Source. Their delivery will
re-establish balance in the Hall of Souls positively
changing the world.
Since the dawn of flight, a Lost Soul is one that has
become trapped, caused by the violence of their
passing in an aviation disaster during war or peace.
The accumulation of these souls is negatively
affecting our world today and if they aren’t
delivered back to The Source, it could lead to
disaster.
The cast of characters includes forgotten, past and
recent people. The story is laced with conflict,
passion and sabotage—along with the songs that
accompany life and death. The metaphysical, the
mysterious, the humorous and the just plain weird
crop up as this diverse group wines, dines and
creates their way towards their goal.
Bryan Kelly has worked as a mechanic,
professional exhibiting potter, gallery co-
founder, a long delayed non-traditional
college student, graphic designer and
professional fine art framer, plus many
things in between.
The Pilot of the Lost Souls was written in
Jackson, WY surrounded by the mountains
and weird ambience of the place. The
original idea had hit ten or so years ago,
before pen was put to computer so to speak.
He has always loved planes and the idea of
flight. His dad was a naval pilot who served
at the end of WW-2 and in the Korean
conflict. The structure of an aircraft is to his
eyes, as fine a piece of structural art, as
breaking the bonds of gravity, is freedom for
all things that leap into the air.
His passions include flight/airplanes,
music, books/reading, art/creativity, sports
cars/automobile engines and vino rosso. He
still enjoys playing the T-bone and finds a
dinner party among friends with wine,
music, enlightening conversation, dancing
and song a celebration of life. He currently
hangs his hat in San Antonio, Texas.
You can investigate and purchase his
artwork @ www.kellysartanddesign.com…
professional exhibiting potter, gallery co-
founder, a long delayed non-traditional
college student, graphic designer and
professional fine art framer, plus many
things in between.
The Pilot of the Lost Souls was written in
Jackson, WY surrounded by the mountains
and weird ambience of the place. The
original idea had hit ten or so years ago,
before pen was put to computer so to speak.
He has always loved planes and the idea of
flight. His dad was a naval pilot who served
at the end of WW-2 and in the Korean
conflict. The structure of an aircraft is to his
eyes, as fine a piece of structural art, as
breaking the bonds of gravity, is freedom for
all things that leap into the air.
His passions include flight/airplanes,
music, books/reading, art/creativity, sports
cars/automobile engines and vino rosso. He
still enjoys playing the T-bone and finds a
dinner party among friends with wine,
music, enlightening conversation, dancing
and song a celebration of life. He currently
hangs his hat in San Antonio, Texas.
You can investigate and purchase his
artwork @ www.kellysartanddesign.com…
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