Always the Horizon

Murdoch's last work. The Sacred Clown, after surveying the ruins of Western civilization, sets out with a companion (the reader) to chase the Sun, and on their ride learn of a weapon left by the gods. In Odyssey-like fashion, the two encounter people and situations, with the Sacred Clown dipping into history, and explaining his thoughts, and his philosophy of the purpose of humans (Aryan Man especially) in the universe.

Getting a Printed Copy:

Proper publishers need formal permission to sell someone's work, and because Murdoch hasn't done that, presumably from fear of doxxing, proper publishers won't / can't publish it. However (Murdoch responding to someone wanting to print it. Click for full context):

While you can't sell it in Lulu's bookstore for the same reason (it's not your IP and / or Other Reasons, and because the selling page has a 'report' button on it), you can apparently get away with printing it for yourself and friends. Old Stirling (YouTube) succeeded with that. I don't know if it will work forever but it will probably work for a while. You might want to make up a random title in case Lulu start watching for 'Always the Horizon' - what actually gets printed is all in the .pdfs and will come out fine.

Ready-to-print .zip of the contents and cover of the 5.5"x8.5" 'Murdoch's Original Language' hardback. $15 - $17(estimated, to allow for inflation since I last tried).
Ready-to-print .zip of the contents and cover of the 6"x9" fan-edited softcover. ('fan edited' - mostly for readability, by Brit Writer Anon and myself. No content was changed, and it preserves Murdoch's Nietzschean style.) $7 - $9.

Choose one of the two .zips, which contain the text body and cover as separate .pdfs. They are different sizes and the text and cover must go together. Go through Lulu's steps: softcover, white paper, ordinary color (not deluxe), or hardcover, white paper, ordinary color; you don't want an ISBN, you don't want to publish in their bookstore, you want to print it for yourself. For the cover, you don't want to use their tools, you have the .pdf. If you have a choice, choose a glossy cover. Unfortunately you can't mix and match the covers (eg you can't use the 5.5"x8.5" hardback cover to make a 5.5"x8.5" paperback - hard vs soft are slightly different sizes).

I intend to try printing it widely again, and have one other Lulu-like store ready - I'm bogged down in wanting to make AI illustrations (as Murdoch suggested), but the ideas I've had are too complex for me to get an AI to make (feel free to steal them or contribute ideas or images - I'll credit you as a family-friendly name of your choice). You have to be an expert at phrasing things I understand, at least at the current state of the art, and I am not one. I'm waiting for image generation to get more tractable by non-experts.

There is one other publisher who might be interested, but he says that he needs to win a lawsuit (over being de-banked) first.