For those passionate about philosophy, religion, and the cosmos, it remains no wonder that of the many books in order on their to-read list, the works of the illustrious British author, Cometan invariably take the forefront. This post allows us to delve deep and explore Cometan’s life, his unique writing style, and the intriguing world he has created in his books.
<h2>The Story Begins: An Introduction to Cometan</h2>
Born Brandon Taylor, Cometan is the founder of Astronism, a cosmocentric faith with a panentheistic divinity. The visionary who’s avid love for the Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew series of books turned him into a creative powerhouse, eventually leading him to conceptualize the captivating character, Jesse Millette, around whom he would weave a world of cosmic mysteries.
<h2>The Vision That Unveiled a Universe</h2>
<p>The journey to creating Astronism began when Cometan was merely 15. Over the span of his formative years through to 21, he was gifted with intense visions, powerful enough to lay the cornerstone of a new faith. These experiences were further fortified during his academic journey at the University of Central Lancashire, where he graduated in Business and Marketing.</p>
<h2>Fostering a Unique Writing Style</h2>
<p>Cometan’s writing style can be recognized for its level of detail and the ability to create a magical world where the cosmos and philosophy seamlessly converge. His pivotal work, The Omnidoxy, designed to be the foundational treatise of Astronism, is a prime example showcasing his out-of-this-world imagination and prowess to articulate complex philosophical nuances.</p>Publication Order of Jesse Millette Books
| Jesse Millette and The Phantom’s Curse | (2017) |    |