A CLICKING IN THE AIR is the story of crime and corruption throughout the public and private sectors of the Connecticut legal system. In a first-person narrative in the manner of creative nonfiction, author/whistleblower lifelong Connecticut resident Henry Berry relates his encounters with the various manifestations of the crime and corruption not readily or easily apparent to persons outside the legal system, but nevertheless chronic and systematic within it. The author relates his growing awareness of this crime and corruption, the way it metastasizes as he pursues redress and exposure of those involved in it, and the serious threats directed against him. The story the author writes of his own encounters with crime and corruption in Connecticut reaching into the highest levels of the legal system with tentacles into the political system and effects on the media as well is not only a story of an individual and one state, but the story of the situation in which the large majority of citizens and other inhabitants of America are in and a reflection of the grip and treachery of the security state.