The Outer Darkness

This is the audiobook version of "The Outer Darkness". It's an existentialist, absurdist, brutalist, allegorical novel about a man who is either wandering a city at night, or trapped in a literal hell, or an allegorical hell, or fell into a black hole, or some combination of all of those things. You can download a free pdf of this novel at: http://www.tinyghosts.com/TOD.pdf Or, you can buy a physical copy at: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1931468400/ Inspiration for the novel comes from: Philosophy: Nausea, by Jean Paul Sartre (existentialism) Myth of Sisyphus, by Albert Camus (absurdism) Will to Power, by Fred Nietzsche (existentialism) The Ethics of Ambiguity, by Simone de Beauvior (existentialism) Soren Kierkegaard (deism) The Metamorphosis, Franz Kafka (nihilism) Arthur Schopenhauer (nihilism) Machine Elves, Terrence McKenna Waiting for Godot, Samuel Beckett (postmodernism) The Third Policeman, Flann O'Brien (postmodernism) Science: General Theory of Gravity, especially black hole metrics; Einstein, Schwarzchild, Kerr Quantum superposition and uncertainty; Schrödinger, Dirac, Pauli Entropy, Thermodynamics, Arrow of Time; Ludwig Boltzmann Godel's Incompleteness Theorem Michelson-Morley Experiment Religion: Old Testament (Sheol, Outer Darkness, Land of Nod) Jewish Kabbalism (Sefirot, Erelim) Music: Godspeed you Black Emperor Black Mountain Transmitter Images generated by MidJourney to give you something to look at during the audiobook, but don't take them as 100% canon.

This is the audiobook version of "The Outer Darkness". It's an existentialist, absurdist, brutalist, allegorical novel about a man who is either wandering a city at night, or trapped in a literal hell, or an allegorical hell, or fell into a black hole, or some combination of all of those things. You can download a free pdf of this novel at: http://www.tinyghosts.com/TOD.pdf Or, you can buy a physical copy at: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1931468400/ Inspiration for the novel comes from: Philosophy: Nausea, by Jean Paul Sartre (existentialism) Myth of Sisyphus, by Albert Camus (absurdism) Will to Power, by Fred Nietzsche (existentialism) The Ethics of Ambiguity, by Simone de Beauvior (existentialism) Soren Kierkegaard (deism) The Metamorphosis, Franz Kafka (nihilism) Arthur Schopenhauer (nihilism) Machine Elves, Terrence McKenna Waiting for Godot, Samuel Beckett (postmodernism) The Third Policeman, Flann O'Brien (postmodernism) Science: General Theory of Gravity, especially black hole metrics; Einstein, Schwarzchild, Kerr Quantum superposition and uncertainty; Schrödinger, Dirac, Pauli Entropy, Thermodynamics, Arrow of Time; Ludwig Boltzmann Godel's Incompleteness Theorem Michelson-Morley Experiment Religion: Old Testament (Sheol, Outer Darkness, Land of Nod) Jewish Kabbalism (Sefirot, Erelim) Music: Godspeed you Black Emperor Black Mountain Transmitter Images generated by MidJourney to give you something to look at during the audiobook, but don't take them as 100% canon.

This is the audiobook version of "The Outer Darkness". It's an existentialist, absurdist, brutalist, allegorical novel about a man who is either wandering a city at night, or trapped in a literal hell, or an allegorical hell, or fell into a black hole, or some combination of all of those things. You can download a free pdf of this novel at: http://www.tinyghosts.com/TOD.pdf Or, you can buy a physical copy at: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1931468400/ Inspiration for the novel comes from: Philosophy: Nausea, by Jean Paul Sartre (existentialism) Myth of Sisyphus, by Albert Camus (absurdism) Will to Power, by Fred Nietzsche (existentialism) The Ethics of Ambiguity, by Simone de Beauvior (existentialism) Soren Kierkegaard (deism) The Metamorphosis, Franz Kafka (nihilism) Arthur Schopenhauer (nihilism) Machine Elves, Terrence McKenna Waiting for Godot, Samuel Beckett (postmodernism) The Third Policeman, Flann O'Brien (postmodernism) Science: General Theory of Gravity, especially black hole metrics; Einstein, Schwarzchild, Kerr Quantum superposition and uncertainty; Schrödinger, Dirac, Pauli Entropy, Thermodynamics, Arrow of Time; Ludwig Boltzmann Godel's Incompleteness Theorem Michelson-Morley Experiment Religion: Old Testament (Sheol, Outer Darkness, Land of Nod) Jewish Kabbalism (Sefirot, Erelim) Music: Godspeed you Black Emperor Black Mountain Transmitter Images generated by MidJourney to give you something to look at during the audiobook, but don't take them as 100% canon.

This is the audiobook version of "The Outer Darkness". It's an existentialist, absurdist, brutalist, allegorical novel about a man who is either wandering a city at night, or trapped in a literal hell, or an allegorical hell, or fell into a black hole, or some combination of all of those things. You can download a free pdf of this novel at: http://www.tinyghosts.com/TOD.pdf Or, you can buy a physical copy at: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1931468400/ Inspiration for the novel comes from: Philosophy: Nausea, by Jean Paul Sartre (existentialism) Myth of Sisyphus, by Albert Camus (absurdism) Will to Power, by Fred Nietzsche (existentialism) The Ethics of Ambiguity, by Simone de Beauvior (existentialism) Soren Kierkegaard (deism) The Metamorphosis, Franz Kafka (nihilism) Arthur Schopenhauer (nihilism) Machine Elves, Terrence McKenna Waiting for Godot, Samuel Beckett (postmodernism) The Third Policeman, Flann O'Brien (postmodernism) Science: General Theory of Gravity, especially black hole metrics; Einstein, Schwarzchild, Kerr Quantum superposition and uncertainty; Schrödinger, Dirac, Pauli Entropy, Thermodynamics, Arrow of Time; Ludwig Boltzmann Godel's Incompleteness Theorem Michelson-Morley Experiment Religion: Old Testament (Sheol, Outer Darkness, Land of Nod) Jewish Kabbalism (Sefirot, Erelim) Music: Godspeed you Black Emperor Black Mountain Transmitter Images generated by MidJourney to give you something to look at during the audiobook, but don't take them as 100% canon.

This is the audiobook version of "The Outer Darkness". It's an existentialist, absurdist, brutalist, allegorical novel about a man who is either wandering a city at night, or trapped in a literal hell, or an allegorical hell, or fell into a black hole, or some combination of all of those things. You can download a free pdf of this novel at: http://www.tinyghosts.com/TOD.pdf Or, you can buy a physical copy at: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1931468400/ Inspiration for the novel comes from: Philosophy: Nausea, by Jean Paul Sartre (existentialism) Myth of Sisyphus, by Albert Camus (absurdism) Will to Power, by Fred Nietzsche (existentialism) The Ethics of Ambiguity, by Simone de Beauvior (existentialism) Soren Kierkegaard (deism) The Metamorphosis, Franz Kafka (nihilism) Arthur Schopenhauer (nihilism) Machine Elves, Terrence McKenna Waiting for Godot, Samuel Beckett (postmodernism) The Third Policeman, Flann O'Brien (postmodernism) Science: General Theory of Gravity, especially black hole metrics; Einstein, Schwarzchild, Kerr Quantum superposition and uncertainty; Schrödinger, Dirac, Pauli Entropy, Thermodynamics, Arrow of Time; Ludwig Boltzmann Godel's Incompleteness Theorem Michelson-Morley Experiment Religion: Old Testament (Sheol, Outer Darkness, Land of Nod) Jewish Kabbalism (Sefirot, Erelim) Music: Godspeed you Black Emperor Black Mountain Transmitter Images generated by MidJourney to give you something to look at during the audiobook, but don't take them as 100% canon.

This is the audiobook version of "The Outer Darkness". It's an existentialist, absurdist, brutalist, allegorical novel about a man who is either wandering a city at night, or trapped in a literal hell, or an allegorical hell, or fell into a black hole, or some combination of all of those things. You can download a free pdf of this novel at: http://www.tinyghosts.com/TOD.pdf Or, you can buy a physical copy at: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1931468400/ Inspiration for the novel comes from: Philosophy: Nausea, by Jean Paul Sartre (existentialism) Myth of Sisyphus, by Albert Camus (absurdism) Will to Power, by Fred Nietzsche (existentialism) The Ethics of Ambiguity, by Simone de Beauvior (existentialism) Soren Kierkegaard (deism) The Metamorphosis, Franz Kafka (nihilism) Arthur Schopenhauer (nihilism) Machine Elves, Terrence McKenna Waiting for Godot, Samuel Beckett (postmodernism) The Third Policeman, Flann O'Brien (postmodernism) Science: General Theory of Gravity, especially black hole metrics; Einstein, Schwarzchild, Kerr Quantum superposition and uncertainty; Schrödinger, Dirac, Pauli Entropy, Thermodynamics, Arrow of Time; Ludwig Boltzmann Godel's Incompleteness Theorem Michelson-Morley Experiment Religion: Old Testament (Sheol, Outer Darkness, Land of Nod) Jewish Kabbalism (Sefirot, Erelim) Music: Godspeed you Black Emperor Black Mountain Transmitter Images generated by MidJourney to give you something to look at during the audiobook, but don't take them as 100% canon.

This is the audiobook version of "The Outer Darkness". It's an existentialist, absurdist, brutalist, allegorical novel about a man who is either wandering a city at night, or trapped in a literal hell, or an allegorical hell, or fell into a black hole, or some combination of all of those things. You can download a free pdf of this novel at: http://www.tinyghosts.com/TOD.pdf Or, you can buy a physical copy at: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1931468400/ Inspiration for the novel comes from: Philosophy: Nausea, by Jean Paul Sartre (existentialism) Myth of Sisyphus, by Albert Camus (absurdism) Will to Power, by Fred Nietzsche (existentialism) The Ethics of Ambiguity, by Simone de Beauvior (existentialism) Soren Kierkegaard (deism) The Metamorphosis, Franz Kafka (nihilism) Arthur Schopenhauer (nihilism) Machine Elves, Terrence McKenna Waiting for Godot, Samuel Beckett (postmodernism) The Third Policeman, Flann O'Brien (postmodernism) Science: General Theory of Gravity, especially black hole metrics; Einstein, Schwarzchild, Kerr Quantum superposition and uncertainty; Schrödinger, Dirac, Pauli Entropy, Thermodynamics, Arrow of Time; Ludwig Boltzmann Godel's Incompleteness Theorem Michelson-Morley Experiment Religion: Old Testament (Sheol, Outer Darkness, Land of Nod) Jewish Kabbalism (Sefirot, Erelim) Music: Godspeed you Black Emperor Black Mountain Transmitter Images generated by MidJourney to give you something to look at during the audiobook, but don't take them as 100% canon.

This is the audiobook version of "The Outer Darkness". It's an existentialist, absurdist, brutalist, allegorical novel about a man who is either wandering a city at night, or trapped in a literal hell, or an allegorical hell, or fell into a black hole, or some combination of all of those things. You can download a free pdf of this novel at: http://www.tinyghosts.com/TOD.pdf Or, you can buy a physical copy at: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1931468400/ Inspiration for the novel comes from: Philosophy: Nausea, by Jean Paul Sartre (existentialism) Myth of Sisyphus, by Albert Camus (absurdism) Will to Power, by Fred Nietzsche (existentialism) The Ethics of Ambiguity, by Simone de Beauvior (existentialism) Soren Kierkegaard (deism) The Metamorphosis, Franz Kafka (nihilism) Arthur Schopenhauer (nihilism) Machine Elves, Terrence McKenna Waiting for Godot, Samuel Beckett (postmodernism) The Third Policeman, Flann O'Brien (postmodernism) Science: General Theory of Gravity, especially black hole metrics; Einstein, Schwarzchild, Kerr Quantum superposition and uncertainty; Schrödinger, Dirac, Pauli Entropy, Thermodynamics, Arrow of Time; Ludwig Boltzmann Godel's Incompleteness Theorem Michelson-Morley Experiment Religion: Old Testament (Sheol, Outer Darkness, Land of Nod) Jewish Kabbalism (Sefirot, Erelim) Music: Godspeed you Black Emperor Black Mountain Transmitter Images generated by MidJourney to give you something to look at during the audiobook, but don't take them as 100% canon.

This is the audiobook version of "The Outer Darkness". It's an existentialist, absurdist, brutalist, allegorical novel about a man who is either wandering a city at night, or trapped in a literal hell, or an allegorical hell, or fell into a black hole, or some combination of all of those things. You can download a free pdf of this novel at: http://www.tinyghosts.com/TOD.pdf Or, you can buy a physical copy at: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1931468400/ Inspiration for the novel comes from: Philosophy: Nausea, by Jean Paul Sartre (existentialism) Myth of Sisyphus, by Albert Camus (absurdism) Will to Power, by Fred Nietzsche (existentialism) The Ethics of Ambiguity, by Simone de Beauvior (existentialism) Soren Kierkegaard (deism) The Metamorphosis, Franz Kafka (nihilism) Arthur Schopenhauer (nihilism) Machine Elves, Terrence McKenna Waiting for Godot, Samuel Beckett (postmodernism) The Third Policeman, Flann O'Brien (postmodernism) Science: General Theory of Gravity, especially black hole metrics; Einstein, Schwarzchild, Kerr Quantum superposition and uncertainty; Schrödinger, Dirac, Pauli Entropy, Thermodynamics, Arrow of Time; Ludwig Boltzmann Godel's Incompleteness Theorem Michelson-Morley Experiment Religion: Old Testament (Sheol, Outer Darkness, Land of Nod) Jewish Kabbalism (Sefirot, Erelim) Music: Godspeed you Black Emperor Black Mountain Transmitter Images generated by MidJourney to give you something to look at during the audiobook, but don't take them as 100% canon.