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INTEGRATION
ERA
A progression fantasy space opera set one hundred years after an alien system rewrote the rules of civilization.
A century ago, the Integration measured everyone in known space without asking. Civilization rebuilt itself around it. This is what happened next.
Follow the operatives, the resisters, and the awakened AIs navigating a world where the line between person and program has permanently dissolved.
Best Cozy LitRPG: Where to Start and Why
The shelf people reach when they're burned out on everything else. Four books, what each is actually for, and who should walk past the whole thing. Ask a cozy LitRPG reader how they found the shelf and you'll usually get a story about burning out on something else. That's worth k…
Engagement Criteria - Chapter Thirteen
Chapter Thirteen Nev's back was against the tree as she slid down into a squat, hugging her knees. Her eyes stayed on me, but her shaking shoulders felt like betrayal. She was the strong one, the stoic. I heard Mom move behind me and waved my hand at her. "I'll handle this, Mothe…
You Can Date the Repairs by Hand
A Fringe freighter carries four generations of fixes, and every one of them is somebody deciding how much to trust the system. There's a scar down the forward flank of the Null Margin that no paint covers. It's crazed and iridescent, the plating burned and burned again where a Fl…
Deep Access // File 04 — What Six Hundred Years Buys
// CLEARANCE Every raise you buy on this site costs more than the one before it. That's the prime curve. It runs your profile, and it runs the whole galaxy on the same arithmetic. You have a way out of a profile you regret. Sit the quiz again. It measures you from nothing, and ev…
The LitRPG subgenres, explained.
Cultivation, dungeon core, cozy, kingdom-building, VRMMO, system apocalypse. What each shelf actually promises, and which one fits what you already like. The genre has a naming problem, and it costs you a month. Someone tells you they love LitRPG. So you go find LitRPG. What you …
Engagement Criteria - Chapter Twelve
Chapter Twelve "I turned one down," Harko said, ten steps later, his footfalls crunching on loose stone. "What?" He kept his eyes on the walkway. "I was offered a designation. Analyst. I declined it." "Why? Am I the only one who wanted a designation? I mean, obviously Nev took on…
Three Hundred Years Before Anyone Had a Stat Line
Human space reached five hundred light-years on jump drive and paper charts, with no way to send a word faster than a ship. This is the map of it. For three centuries the fastest way to send a message was to hand it to a captain. A death in the family, a cancelled contract, a col…
Books Like Silo
Books like Silo: what to read now that season three is over Ten episodes, one finale, and season four is the last one. Three novels that do what Silo does, sorted by which part of it kept you watching. Season three of Silo wrapped on September 4, which leaves everyone in the same…
Engagement Criteria - Chapter Eleven
Chapter Eleven Nev and I finally got a hot meal, and we ate it across from each other without speaking. Mom saw the tension, tried to defuse it. My summons to the major kept me from giving in to her attempts at conversation. I stood at attention, alone with Major Ferran. She sat …
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Best Cozy LitRPG: Where to Start and Why
The shelf people reach when they're burned out on everything else. Four books, what each is actually for, and who should walk past the whole thing. Ask a cozy LitRPG reader how they found the shelf and you'll usually get a story about burning out on something else. That's worth k…
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Engagement Criteria - Chapter Thirteen
Chapter Thirteen Nev's back was against the tree as she slid down into a squat, hugging her knees. Her eyes stayed on me, but her shaking shoulders felt like betrayal. She was the strong one, the stoic. I heard Mom move behind me and waved my hand at her. "I'll handle this, Mothe…
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You Can Date the Repairs by Hand
A Fringe freighter carries four generations of fixes, and every one of them is somebody deciding how much to trust the system. There's a scar down the forward flank of the Null Margin that no paint covers. It's crazed and iridescent, the plating burned and burned again where a Fl…
Deep Access // File 04 — What Six Hundred Years Buys
// CLEARANCE Every raise you buy on this site costs more than the one before it. That's the prime curve. It runs your profile, and it runs the whole galaxy on the same arithmetic. You have a way out of a profile you regret. Sit the quiz again. It measures you from nothing, and ev…
The LitRPG subgenres, explained.
Cultivation, dungeon core, cozy, kingdom-building, VRMMO, system apocalypse. What each shelf actually promises, and which one fits what you already like. The genre has a naming problem, and it costs you a month. Someone tells you they love LitRPG. So you go find LitRPG. What you …
PODCAST EPISODE