Todd R. G. Hill

Todd R. G. Hill

Todd R. G. Hill is the author of PalmCaster: The Books of the Hand and the founder of SphereCaster Press. He built the PalmCaster cosmology drawing on philosophy, theology and anthropology, and he writes for the voice. His books are meant to be read aloud, returned to and inherited.

THE LONG KEEPING is his primary work. The Books of the Hand is its first volume.

  • SeriesTHE LONG KEEPING
  • In printPalmCaster: The Books of the Hand (2026). Hardcover, paperback, e-book. Audiobook forthcoming.

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First edition, limited to 1,000 copies. 7 × 10 in, 479 pages, maps in full color.

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6 × 9 in, 581 pages.

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The first edition

The hardcover first edition of PalmCaster: The Books of the Hand is limited to 1,000 copies.

It is set on a 7 × 10 page and carries hand-rendered maps in full color.

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