Ultrameta, a Fractal Novel (Paperback)

Douglas Thompson examines the intersection of biological fractal geometry and the chaotic landscape of modern urban existence. His work investigates how repeating patterns of infinite divisibility manifest within the social devastation characterizing contemporary city life. The text treats the metropolis not merely as a setting but as a living organism governed by these mathematical principles, offering a unique lens through which to view the confusion of metropolitan environments. This book appeals to readers interested in the structural underpinnings of society and nature alike. It suits those who enjoy speculative fiction that blends scientific concepts with literary exploration. The narrative does not offer simple answers but rather presents a complex framework for understanding urban decay and order. Readers seeking straightforward plots or traditional horror tropes may find the abstract approach challenging. Thompson’s background in exploring these specific intersections qualifies him to tackle such dense subject matter, making this a niche but compelling read for the intellectually curious. The work stands as a distinct entry in contemporary speculative fiction, bridging the gap between scientific theory and literary narrative. It invites the reader to look closer at the world around them, revealing hidden geometries in the everyday. The paperback edition provides accessible format for those wishing to explore these ideas at their own pace.