As you can certainly imagine, there will be at least a few surprises in the second edition of spirals in amber. At the present time it is believed it will be available after thanksgiving and before christmas. There are 100 pages of new content and it's a lot to go over and seems to be growing at an alarming rate.
It's possible also that I won't delete all of the old information from the first edition which means either including unedited material from the first edition or publishing the second edition without the last 100 pages or so of the first edition, neither of which appeals to me.
The good news is that the theory has survived the re-write in tact more or less. That is prior writings have radically changed the underlying work and the second edition of spirals in amber while heavily edited essentially stays true to the underlying concepts.
Perhaps the most important addition is more detail in why the ct1 (space) to higher interfaces is so important. This was actually addressed in the first edition, but without the requisite detail.
There may or may not be technical updates between now and publication, I assume there will be, but the theory more or less in its entirety has been given here, not edited mind you, but worthy of a quick read through these several thousand posts if you can't wait for the second edition, hopefully just in time for Christmas.
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