Books, music, and project notes
I am keeping the releases in one place here: cozy crash-site sci-fantasy, base-building LitRPG, Sydney getting a ruleset, frontier nonfiction, and a small music shelf.
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This is how I would explain the current catalogue to someone landing here cold. The covers can carry their own titles, so the notes here just tell you what each shelf is doing.
Cozy sci-fantasy about Callum Wren, a damaged survey ship, and a valley learning what strange tools can do. Arrival is the crash and first contact. Roots is the winter waystation, med-bay, workshop, and road markers starting to take shape.
Start with Arrival
Military base-building LitRPG. Phoenix Blacksite starts with Cinderwake being salvaged room by room. The Black Cradle pushes the station into hostile law, live infrastructure, and a crew trying to decide what the base is before someone else names it for them.
Start with Phoenix Blacksite
Two frontier nonfiction books. The High Ground looks at lunar and cislunar industry through cost gradients and infrastructure. The Deep Harvest turns back toward Earth: superhot rock, ocean minerals, lithium, natural hydrogen, biomining, and the bottlenecks that decide what can scale.
Open the pair
LitRPG progression fantasy starting around a Homebush HEMA tournament. Cal Mercer, a Spellblade path, node-linked Sydney, and the problem of turning footwork and protected ground into a way through the first wave.
Start with Wavefall
Dragonslayer and Dealers Choice Vol. 1 are music releases with videos attached. They sit beside the books because the project looks stranger, and more itself, when the sound is not buried on another platform.
Open the music
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If you just want the current shape of the project, these three give a decent cross-section: Sydney breaking, the Landing settling in, and Cinderwake trying not to be claimed by someone else's paperwork.
Sydney gets a system, Homebush gets dangerous, and Cal Mercer has to turn footwork and a training sword into a way to keep people alive.
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The crashed ship is no longer just shelter. It is becoming a winter room, a med-bay, a workshop, and a place the valley can test.
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A live war-forge station is useful until the wrong people decide what kind of thing it is allowed to be.
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I am not trying to make all of it pretend to be the same thing. The fiction, nonfiction, and music are separate shelves, but they keep circling the same questions: what gets built, who pays for it, and what breaks when the system wakes up.
Practical first contact, shelter-building, hybrid tools, and a damaged survey ship becoming useful to a valley that was not in the mission plan.
Start the seriesAir, heat, crew, damaged rooms, bad law, and the cost of keeping a military station alive after it should have stayed dead.
Enter the blacksiteThe Moon, cislunar industry, superhot rock, ocean minerals, lithium, hydrogen, and the infrastructure needed before any of it becomes real power.
Inspect the pairA Sydney LitRPG about footwork, build choices, node-linked streets, and trying to keep people alive while the city changes the rules.
Open WavefallDragonslayer and Dealers Choice Vol. 1 are music releases, not another book series wearing a false moustache.
Open the musicMusic
I do not want these sitting off in a footer like an afterthought. They are music releases first, and they still belong in the hub.
Fantasy metal, cliff-face drama, and the sort of title that already tells you the room it walked in from.
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A producer desk, a pile of gear, and the counter-side half of the music shelf.
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This is where I can put release notes, reading-order posts, cover notes, samples, or the small bits that do not fit cleanly on a product page.
A quick orientation for the full shelf before you pick a door.
Read updateThe practical route through cozy survival, military base-building, Sydney LitRPG, and resource frontier arguments.
Read updateDragonslayer and Dealers Choice Vol. 1 sit with the books where people can find them.
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Follow the release feed, watch the videos, or head straight to the shelf if you are deciding what to read first.