Finished, load-bearing novel outlines and fully built worlds — beat by beat, map to magic system. Written once, sold once, and yours to publish or to sell on.
Each piece is written once and sold once, then retired. Sold pieces stay listed — that is the promise being kept.
On a coast where every debt is physically real and can be transferred to another body, the only supernatural law is that a burden must always be carried by someone — and the institution that keeps the accounts has begun losing track of what it moved.
No outlines in the catalogue right now. New ones are announced to the list before they appear here.
Hear firstEvery outline and world is sold once. The list is how you find out a new one exists while it is still available — one email a week at most, and the essays from the blog.
Yes. Every purchase carries a broad commercial licence: write, publish and sell any number of novels set in the material, in any language and any medium, and keep everything you earn. Credit is welcome and never required.
One. Each title is written once and sold once, and it leaves the catalogue on the day it sells. We guarantee we have not sold it to anyone else and never will.
You can't pass the material itself on. It can't be resold, shared, republished, or used as the basis of a service for other writers. That restriction is on the outline or world itself and never on the book you write from it — everything you write is yours, with no royalty and no revenue share.
A typeset PDF of the outline, a second PDF of the codex and worldbuilding, and the licence. Alongside them you get the same material as plain Markdown with no branding on it at all — the editable source, so you can rename, cut, expand or fold it into something of your own.
That is the point. The outline is a load-bearing structure, not a script. Swap characters, genre, setting or ending; the beats still hold. The unbranded Markdown exists so that you can do exactly this.
An outline gives you a plot you can start writing tomorrow. A world gives you a place to set many books: geography, peoples, law, economy, the rules and what those rules did to the society. Writers on a deadline start with an outline; series authors usually start with a world.
A few at a time. Join the list and say what you are writing, and you will hear when a slot opens.
