At times chilling in tone and hilarious in context, American Renaissance is the redacted and narrative compilation of a series of formerly classified documents and diaries of an ex-government informant. Made public here for the first time as a one-of-a-kind literary novel in the form of a memoir, it abounds with food for thought and cross-cultural insights for American, European, and international audiences alike.

Expertly edited and curated into three spellbinding volumes, American Renaissance offers a unique perspective and appeal to fans of art history and literary suspense worldwide. Crafted for both the adventurous and discerning reader, it is a story of special cult-like interest to all kinds of emerging artists. As well as anyone with a creative mind who has opinionated about US foreign policy or been mystified by the CIA’s founding role in Modern art.

So, once again we are led through the eyes of our trusted and embedded informant on this mind-bending tale and cryptic path of art history, espionage, and government secrets: On the hunt for an adversary quite worthy of our deepest fears, before it finds us.  Precisely, because its history is so finely interwoven into our cultural roots, our sacred literature, and the things foretold in our holy books.  Even according to the official classified records from our most competent intelligence agencies, apparently, it is only a matter of time before the prophesied Doomsday and either He or She or It is destined to reappear. As we come ever closer to identifying that perhaps our most ancient and elusive enemy is already living amongst ourselves.