If you, like me, mostly use a Kindle device to read e-books, first purchase Things Fall Together normally and find the file on your PC or mobile device after downloading (likely in your Downloads folder). Next, simply go to https://www.amazon.com/sendtokindle and either drag and drop the Things Fall Together.epub file into the file upload box, click send, and voila, Things Fall Together will magically show up in your Kindle library (sometimes it takes a few minutes but is generally pretty quick).

Because Jeff Bezos is a jerk. As part of a ploy to coerce authors into publishing their content through the Kindle Direct Publishing service, cover art for content not published through KDP does not display correctly. All hope is not lost however. If you (like me) reeeaaalllllyyyy want the beautiful cover art for Things Fall Together to display properly in your Kindle library, one trick I've found that usually works is if you use the Table of Contents menu to navigate to the acknowledgements section of the book at the end, your Kindle library will now consider the book as "read" and the cover art should display properly. Navigate back to wherever you actually are in the book and now enjoy Things Fall Together in its full glory. The only thing you lose with this trick is that your Kindle library will no longer accurately display how far along in the book you are in the thumbnail in your library, because it thinks you've finished the book. But if you ask me, that's a small price to pay to be able to marinate in the majesty and grandeur of the beautiful Things Fall Together cover art every time you open your Kindle library.