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Interactive fiction

Books that talk back.

Read serialized fiction, then ask the archivist what really happened in chapter nine. Every title on this portal ships with companions who know its world from the inside.

Full-length
Novels, not samples
In-world
Companions per title
Any device
Reader that follows you

What you get

A reading experience built for depth, not just pages

Everything here is designed to give readers more — more context, more continuity, and more ways to engage with the content.

Read the full work

Complete titles with a paginated reader that remembers where you stopped, on every device you use.

Ask questions as you read

Each title can carry AI companions — guides, experts, characters — who respond in context and never spoil ahead.

Follow a series

Series and collections stay connected, so a new release lands in context instead of alone.

Go deeper when you want

Supplementary material, reference entries, and companion content sit alongside the text for the readers who want them.

How it works

Three steps to reading

  1. Browse

    Open the library and read any cover, synopsis, and sample chapter without an account.

  2. Sign in

    Create an account to unlock full books, save your reading position, and open companions.

  3. Read and ask

    Read at your own pace and bring the companion rail in whenever you want to dig into the world.

Available now

In the library

Published or coming soon.

4 titles

Questions

Before you start

Do I need an account to look around?

No. The library, covers, synopses, and sample chapters are open. An account is needed to read complete books and open companions.

What is a companion?

An in-world character or guide attached to a title. It knows that book's world and stays inside what you have already read.

Will it spoil the story?

Companions are bound to your reading position, so they will not reveal what is ahead of you.

Can I read on my phone?

Yes. The reader adapts to phone, tablet, and desktop, and your position follows your account.

Start with the first chapter.

Read a sample without signing up, then create an account when you want the rest.