A fourth book from Bard & Söderqvist, "Syntheism - Creating God in The Internet Age", was released in October 2014. The book focuses on participatory culture as the spirituality of the digital age and advocates a radical relationalism inspired by philosopher Alfred North Whitehead and physicist Niels Bohr as the antidote to the individualism of the collapsing capitalist age. It was followed by a fifth book called "Digital Libido - Sex, Power and Violence in The Network Society", a Freudian and Nietzschean critique of the infantilization and existential crisis of contemporary society, in 2018 when Bard and Söderqvist also announced a larger plan where the "Syntheism" and "Digital Libido" books merely form the first and second installments of a planned second trilogy from the authors on the metaphysics of the internet age, tentatively titled "Grand Narrative Trilogy". The working title of the third and final book in the trilogy is "Process and Event," which proposes to explore the metaphysics and implications of cyclical time (nomadology) and linear time (eventology).