Same instinct behind all of them: build the thing I wished existed. The software authors write in, the store they sell through, and the studio the work comes out of. Each one started as a problem I had myself.

Book-writing software that makes sense.
I got tired of writing tools that fought me, so I built the one I wanted — organized exactly how authors think, and free.

Say hi to Bobbie — the friendly anvil who's the Author's Forge mascot, and good company on the long writing days.

A bookstore for independent authors.
The usual deal treats indie authors as the product. The Book Market flips it: keep your money, your readers, and your rights.

The studio the stories come out of.
Ithaka is where the History of Folly gets made and put out into the world. For now that means my own writing, but it's built to be more than that — a home for other authors, for games set in these worlds, and for the creative projects that don't fit anywhere tidy.