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Vold Book's Cometa Minor
A Novel Set to Music
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Narrado por:
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John T. Trautman
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De:
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John T. Trautman
Cometa Minor is a 94-track album/novel: It is an American exploration of virtue, brutality, and the humanistic ideals necessary to the survival of a democratic republic.
Vold Book’s Cometa Minor is a novel set to original music by the author. It is the third and final evolution of the briefly published Stara Detente (2026) and Oceans of Curtains (2025). The project first came into focus in 2018, though it is the culmination of a life spent with rigor in the Arts.
When political upheaval strikes a hidden forest commune on a distant planet from another age, the clash rings throughout the cosmos with unexpectedly far-reaching consequences that transcend both space and time. With inspiration drawn from Coelho’s The Alchemist grafted onto the lineage of Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four, Vold Book’s Cometa Minor weaves spiritual and philosophical conviction into a shield of defense, in an attempt to protect our shared future from the tyranny of apocalypse. Musical influences include The Smashing Pumpkins, Pink Floyd, and Radiohead. John T. Trautman wrote the story and performs the music and narration.
Cometa Minor was not written with the use or help of AI.
Available separately:
• ALBUM (music & narration w/ track separation—lossless)
• AUDIOBOOK (music & narration w/ chapter separation—mp3)
• PAPERBACK, Illustrated (30+ b&w Midjourney illustrations)
• PAPERBACK (no illustrations)
• EBOOK (no illustrations)
PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.
©2026 John T. Trautman (P)2026 Vold BookReseñas de la crítica
"Idea-rich and intriguing ... builds a mythology around concepts of grief and control ... a literary novel with cosmological stakes." —Foreword Clarion Reviews
"Trautman's novel details an expansive realm and many characters across its narrative strands ... The novel's structure is cleverly replicated by the in-story puzzle box architecture—readers will be kept guessing by this pacy novel." —Kirkus Reviews