In The Trail to Twilight for the Gods, economist and strategist Ben Klotz crafts a bold epic poem-drama where myth, history, and political philosophy collide. Greek gods watch and manipulate the fate of mankind, while a lone champion of peace—the goddess Irene—struggles to break the cycle of war driven by Mars, the god of conflict.

Through visions, debates among gods, and encounters with figures such as Alexander the Great, Julius Caesar, Prometheus, and Eisenhower, the story explores a profound question: Why does war persist when humanity longs for peace?

Blending classical myth with modern geopolitics, the narrative unfolds as a philosophical drama written entirely in verse. Its message is both warning and call to action—urging readers to rethink power, strategy, and the systems that shape human destiny.

Ambitious, provocative, and deeply original, The Trail to Twilight for the Gods is an epic meditation on war, logic, and the possibility that peace itself may be the greatest strategy ever conceived.