Omnibus Birthday Release

On 2/5/25, my 42nd birthday, the Bones of Starlight omnibus was published! That was seven days ago, and it is available online or by request through a bookstore for the venerated tome price of $72 (which is a free 1.5 books off the price of individual hardcover volumes).

ISBN: 9781944416195

This story is especially amazing in its full form, much like myself. It features another painting by Seattle calligraffiti artist Leo Shallat, “Breaking Through.”

Reaching into the far interdimensions of an alternate universe, this trilogy became everything, and I’m proud to present it to you. The final notes of a celestial symphony, reverberating along another fractal as they spiral away, sparkle with light.

Here’s to the meaning of life, the universe, and everything.

Hardcover Omnibus

Here it is: Bones of Starlight in one tome – definitive and complete, one hardcover print volume with all three books, the appendix, and an additional word on poetic forms. This feels like a culmination! Featuring another gorgeous calligraphic painting by Seattle’s Leo Shallat. The cover:

Available on 2/5/25 (my 42nd birthday) from your preferred bookseller online or by request in store.

Omnibus PDF

An omnibus collecting all three books of Bones of Starlight plus the appendix, sideword, and word on poetic forms has been compiled! It will first be available as a bare bones plain cover PDF, release date 12/31/24.

The pdf can be ordered directly from me, housed on a USB, for $20 plus shipping ($25 domestic shipping included).

To preorder, email primal.spiral@gmail.com with “omnibus pdf” in the subject line. It’s quite the magnificent file.

Rural touring: Chimacum & Friday Harbor

Things like this were a part of my career vision as an author, and I have arrived among the further removed places where people book science fiction & fantasy, sort of just squeezing in with permission.

First was the 1st Annual Fall Book Fair at the Finnriver farm in Chimacum, WA. I brought some special handmade extras, and enjoyed the beautiful cidery setting.

And in the home base of Friday Harbor WA, I was given the okay to set up a little book promo talking table while volunteering for the Island Artisans Holiday Market.

Greater Beyond Numbering

Hi, I also completed the academic numbering on sections for the online postings of Greater Beyond, accessible from the popdown menu at the very top. I discovered a discrepancy in the posting numberings and fixed that, then added the academic countup (which includes the sections from Books 1 & 2) to the table of contents. It turns out that the course of events ends with section 333. Hee hee hee, okay! 333 story sections in this trilogy, you’re welcome. It said 343, but it’s 333. Cool.