lunation
/ˌluːˈneɪʃən/ · noun
A complete cycle of the Moon's phases, from one new Moon to the next — averaging 29.53 days.
noctuary
/ˈnɒktʃʊəri/ · noun
A journal of things observed, thought, or dreamed at night. A record of nocturnal reflection.
Table of Contents
1 The New Moon 
2 Seas of Stone 
3 Horns of the Moon 
4 Rhythms Beneath the Light 
5 Jericho: City of the Moon 
6 The Beginning of Time 
7 Enheduanna: Voice of the Moon 
8 A Narrow Shadow 
9 Borrowed Light 
10 The War That Went Dark 
11 The Blood Moon 
12 Wrestling With Time 
13 The Proclaimed Month 
14 A Pattern in the Sky 
15 The Brightest Night 
16 The Moon Illusion 
17 Lunacy 
18 The Dark Side of the Moon 
19 The Long Pull 
20 Ascents and Exiles 
21 The Slow Wobble 
22 The Phantom Moon 
23 The "Lunaticks" of Birmingham 
Interlude Earthrise
24 One Giant Leap 
25 Magnificent Desolation 
26 Earthshine 
27 Wheels on the Moon 
28 Lunar Law 29 Return to the Moon 29 ½ Drifting Away Conclusion Gazing Up At Ourselves Back Matter