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Latest from Jimbo’s Universe

Launch updates, new blog posts, reader features, author notes, and announcements from Richard N Philip as a bold new edition of Jimbo’s Assumption prepares for release.

Jimbo's Assumption artwork
Coming soon

A reimagined edition with fresh artwork, added material, and renewed energy.

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The return of
Jimbo’s Assumption.

A bold new edition is coming soon, offering returning readers and first-time visitors a renewed invitation into Jimbo’s world of science, consciousness, Edinburgh, humour, and cosmic wonder.

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New Edition

A Bold New Edition Is Coming Soon

Jimbo’s Assumption is being reimagined for a wider audience while preserving the curiosity, humour, reason, and ambition at the heart of the original story.

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Blog
Blog

New Blog Posts Are on the Way

Follow thoughtful posts on science, history, astronomy, consciousness, civilisation, and the real ideas that echo through Jimbo’s Assumption.

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Artwork
Artwork

Fresh Artwork for Jimbo’s World

The upcoming edition introduces a striking visual identity that reflects the story’s mix of Edinburgh atmosphere, scientific curiosity, and galactic scale.

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Reviews
Reviews

Readers Respond to Jimbo’s Assumption

Early readers have praised the novel’s unusual blend of science history, science fiction, engineering, humour, and intellectual discovery.

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Press
Press

Jimbo’s Assumption in the Spotlight

More press and feature updates will be shared here as the new edition moves toward release and reaches new readers.

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Reader voices

Praise for Jimbo’s Assumption.

A few reader responses to the novel’s distinctive blend of scientific thought, story, humour, and wonder.

Unique and engaging odyssey into the science and fiction of human development and reason. A recommended read for both young adults and more mature fans of the magic of engineering and wonders of emerging civilisation.
Philip D. Hume
I really enjoyed this book, an excellent mixture of science history and science fiction. I particularly liked the enigmatically named alien “221”.
John Watt