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News
| 1 July 2004
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| The Gravity.org Website is officially launched. Eventually this Website will bear the
entire text of Eric Bredesen’s Gravity trilogy.
The first edition of each volume of the Gravity trilogy will
be published in English only and in paperback. But the initial 1000 books (of
each volume) purchased by individual persons will be numbered and signed
by their author, Eric Bredesen. (One such book per person.)
The first edition of Volume I: Mythology & History is expected to be
published in book form in November 2006. The first edition of
Volume II: Physics & Philosophy is expected
in November 2008. And the first edition of Volume III: Heartdrops
from the Great Space (a novel) is expected
in November 2010. The cost of each book, whether numbered and
signed or not, is US$23 plus shipping. Presently all orders placed by
an individual person do qualify to be numbered and signed by Eric Bredesen.
Insofar as this fact changes, we will modify this notice.
The first translation of the Gravity.org Website into a language
other than English will be into Arabic. The Arabic version of the
Website is expected to be launched in 2010. Likewise the second printed
edition of the trilogy will include an Arabic version and perhaps
versions in Chinese, French, German, Japanese, Spanish, etc.
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| 28 August 2005
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| The first five chapters of the Mythology & History
volume are posted to the Gravity.org Website.
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| 5 May 2005
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| The final two chapters of the Mythology & History
volume are posted to the Gravity.org Website.
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| 10 June 2005
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| Mr. Bredesen has been working on the sixth chapter,
"Gilgamesh,"
since September 2004. He had expected to finish that editing in a month
or so, but
his "organic" method of research has resulted in an unexpected enrichment
of the chapter. This happy burgeoning has coincided with a similarly
happy albeit rather burdensome increase in Mr. Bredesen's business responsibilities.
Hence he now expects to finish said chapter — which he considers
the heart of the book — by the end of 2007. He anticipates that his
editing of the subsequent chapters will in turn proceed much more quickly.
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