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Third Serving
There’s probably a better chance of this being read on the back cover of the book because a lot of folks myself included use the back cover as well as the front cover to judge whether or not we intend to read the book and then we open the book and skip the forward because we got the main concept of the book by judging the covers. So what’s up with this one?
Well, it’s another serving intended to enrich the first, and second serving which was intended to enrich the Ethereal Serial Trilogy but if you haven’t read any of those yet…this might serve as an inducement to read all of them or one of them and maybe even this one.
It’s true that we live on a microscopic dot in the metaverse and on that dot each of us are invisible dots going on with our vital businesses which may or not be occurring simultaneously on other dots in other universes with slightly or profoundly different ramifications. Yeah, we get this.
Each of us may be relatively insignificant but let’s face it, each of us is what each of us tend to concentrate our attention upon. “I’m may be small but I’m almost all that I think about etc.”
Still we can not escape the conclusion that our world is a sad, sudden, stormy, absurd, paradoxical and beautiful place which we inhabit on our brief vacations between infinities. Especially when we see a robin on fire.
Ya know…the usual.
Well, it’s another serving intended to enrich the first, and second serving which was intended to enrich the Ethereal Serial Trilogy but if you haven’t read any of those yet…this might serve as an inducement to read all of them or one of them and maybe even this one.
It’s true that we live on a microscopic dot in the metaverse and on that dot each of us are invisible dots going on with our vital businesses which may or not be occurring simultaneously on other dots in other universes with slightly or profoundly different ramifications. Yeah, we get this.
Each of us may be relatively insignificant but let’s face it, each of us is what each of us tend to concentrate our attention upon. “I’m may be small but I’m almost all that I think about etc.”
Still we can not escape the conclusion that our world is a sad, sudden, stormy, absurd, paradoxical and beautiful place which we inhabit on our brief vacations between infinities. Especially when we see a robin on fire.
Ya know…the usual.
184 pages, Paperback
Published December 2, 2024
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