Todd R. G. Hill
Todd R. G. Hill is the founding author of SphereCaster Press and the architect of the PalmCaster cosmology — a literary universe assembled from the disciplines of philosophy, theology, anthropology, and narrative craft. He writes fiction designed for the long shelf: novels and cycles intended to be read aloud, returned to, and inherited. The OBOBO Cycle, his ongoing primary work, introduces the immortals, mortals, and primordial orders of the PalmCaster spheres, and the small, unforgettable figure who moves between them. He approaches mythic literature as both a maker and a structural thinker; his work treats the page as an architectural object and the reader as a participant in the design.
- Books in print1
- Current seriesThe OBOBO Cycle
Essays & Interviews
Decisions Made in Advance of the Work
Why a press is a body of decisions, and why ours were made before the first book arrived.
The Page as an Architectural Object
On treating typography as structure rather than decoration, and the reader as a participant in the design.
What Mythic Literature Asks of Us
Myth is not nostalgia. It is a discipline for carrying the largest questions in a form a reader can hold.