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WhatSphere, DecodeGov, Swiss Army Dev — the tools and apps I build when I'm not writing novels. A short introduction to each.

A last reminder, two weeks after launch: if Last Light in the Dark stuck with you, an honest review — even one line — still moves the needle.

A reference page for readers who keep notebooks. The Progenitor era through the Long Peace and the Stewardship — every major date, every Wurm Lord seal, every city, located on the heptagonal lattice that holds the continent together.

The Hollowing, the Void, the Dominion, and the dimensional physics underneath nine books of cosmic horror. The lore document I never wrote inside the series, because the characters did not have time to read it.

I built 37 developer tools on Cloudflare Workers after watching JSONFormatter leak five years of credentials. Here's the architecture: V8 isolates, zero-knowledge encryption, and sub-50ms response times on five npm dependencies.

For five days in July, Raven's Peak — book one of World on Fire — is free on Kindle. Here's what waits in that town, and why I start everyone here.

On Tuesday, BookBub puts Last Light in the Dark in front of 580,000 horror readers. You've had a week with it — here's your head start.

I built 37 developer tools after watching JSONFormatter leak 80,000 files worth of credentials. Here are the six I actually reach for every single day — and why privacy-first matters more than features.

A book about murder victims who turned out to be innocent became a five-book theological noir about fatherhood. Three structural decisions, the cost of book three, and what The Covenant Files was always trying to be.