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Hierophant

A body of fiction. One cosmos told by people who never compare notes, and the work that has grown up beside it.

6Works
20Accounts filed
18Factions
1Held back
If you have not read any of it

Begin with Enough

Ten minutes. A small place called the Fold, four lean years after the gods died, and somebody keeping count. Nobody starves in it. That is not the same as enough.

It asks nothing of you: no faction, no chronology, nothing you are expected to have read first. If you finish it and want the rest, it is all filed below.

Read it now

If you would rather read something with no connection to any of this, Method Statement is a novella that stands on its own.

The Holdings

Six works · read in any order
The Powers
Who Is Still Standing
Eighteen powers that hold ground, routes or people. Six of them can move a border. The rest persist by being harder to remove than they are to ignore.
Theocratic Technocracy
The Divinarum
Fused with the AI entity Sophia. Led by the Hierophant, ruthless because he loves humanity.
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Technocratic State
ARKTOS
The remnant of old Earth governments. Mobile HQs, blacksites, and a civilization designed like a machine.
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Maritime Confederation
Glass Coast Leagues
Oil rigs welded to cargo hulls, glass skybridges, and a weaponized ocean network.
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Bio-Sovereign Theocracy
The Edenites
Tree-cities, symbiotic grafting, and weaponized ecology. The forest is a defense system.
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Perception Engineers
Chroma Enclaves
Wars begin not with weapons, but with unmanaged emotion. Psychotropic pigments as power.
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Temporal Technocracy
Clockwork Republic
The Timebound Cities. A quantum engine still partially functions. Everything scheduled to the microsecond.
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Civilizations that fail to design their stability will eventually collapse. ARKTOS intends to be the civilization that survives that collapse.
The ARKTOS Doctrine

How You Will Know

There is no mailing list. When there is, it will be said here, and it will carry nothing but notice that something has been added.

Until then the archive is the notice. It changes without announcement, which is the honest arrangement: an account will at least remember how far you had got.

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