Murdoch's last work. Two state-of-the-art .pdfs: fan-edited softcover, Murdoch's original language, hardcover.

Getting a printed copy:

The book was up on lulu.com, but:

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Next Attempt:

I have found another place to print, but it can only do black + white. I'm going to print it with AI-generated headers, and other illustrations because Murdoch suggested that. I welcome people coming up with images for it. Using any in the book is at my discretion, but there should be plenty of room for images, and I'll showcase all submissions on the site and credit the submitter as long as they're family-friendly. Or, if you make your own edition (the Scribus sources files - I used Scribus 1.5.8, but it should be forward compatible with 1.6.x), I'll be happy to point to it, or host it here if you're agreeable.

Printing Your Own:

You might still try printing it for yourself, privately, on Lulu. All you need is in: /ath/pdfs. Choose one of the two .zips, which contain the text body and cover. They are different sizes and the text and cover must go together. Go through Lulu's steps: softcover, white paper, ordinary color, 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 (it costs the same as publishing widely: $7.05 (softcover) and $15.70, the hardcover; Lulu is very automated). For the cover, you don't want to use their tools, you have the .pdf. In case they've got some sort of guard against republishing something they've banned, call it something different, in fact give bogus metadata all around (maybe change the name of the .pdf files, too), the book itself won't change. On the other hand, if they've taken a signature of the content of the .pdfs, you're out of luck. If someone tries this and either succeeds or fails, let me know and I can tell people.

(Free?) Image-generation websites:

You don't have to email them if you want to remain maximally anonymous. Just post them as a comment on /pol/ (any thread; the search will turn it up) with 'always the horizon' written somewhere in your comment, along with a name you want to be credited by (or none if you don't care) and where you think it should go. Again, I'm looking for header and body images. The MM series is visual, people read less than they used to, so I think easing people's way would be nice, plus it makes the book more of a keepsake.