Books, free to read in full

The Way of Manifest Growth
The practice book. About fifty-four thousand words, fifteen chapters plus prologue and introduction, on the five sources of magical capability: knowledge, will, relationships, renown, and wealth, with health and shadow work underneath them. Every mechanism holds whether you read it literally or psychologically. Full text on the page, free PDF alongside it, and the EPUB with the Etsy edition.
The Book of Joyous Exaltation
An answer to Ecclesiastes, twelve chapters and two hundred and twenty-two verses numbered one for one against the King James text. Carries the appendix Signs in the Heavens: An Omnist’s Letter to Christianity, which now has its own page here as well.
A Primer on Magickal Tools
Twelve sections, about fourteen thousand words, on what a magickal tool is, what it does, and how to make or choose one. The best single entry point to the craft side. Second edition, rewritten in 2026 from the 2024 original.

Where next

A page, not a book. More than a hundred and forty questions about living through acceleration, across seventeen sections: pace, morality, spirit, death, work, money, politics, truth, machines, climate, identity, art, and what to actually do on a Monday afternoon. Every number sourced and dated. Forty-nine questions I could not answer well are listed and left open.

The Way of Manifest Growth

The practice book. About fifty-four thousand words, fifteen chapters plus prologue and introduction, on the five sources of magical capability: knowledge, will, relationships, renown, and wealth, with health and shadow work underneath them. Every mechanism holds whether you read it literally or psychologically. Full text on the page, free PDF alongside it, and the EPUB with the Etsy edition.

The Book of Joyous Exaltation

An answer to Ecclesiastes, twelve chapters and two hundred and twenty-two verses numbered one for one against the King James text. Carries the appendix Signs in the Heavens: An Omnist’s Letter to Christianity, which now has its own page here as well.

What I Make

Wands, staves, walking canes and pendants out of Kansas wood I cut and season myself, set with stone. What each piece is, where it came from, and how to buy one.