Victorian Reimagined
The architecture holds. The population was wrong. Four Victorian novels rebuilt from the margins.
Tag: Writing Craft (Page 29)
ResearchYoung Adult
Adventure stories that take a kid's actual problems seriously. The problem is real, the stakes are sized for the reader.
ResearchWanting
Adult literary fiction about desire, and what it costs somebody to finally stop performing for an audience.
ResearchCollections
Short fiction, forty genres at a time. One book, forty stories, built to be opened anywhere.
FearDon’t Live in Fear: The Walls You Built and How to Get Past Them
The fence isn't in the yard. It's in the dog. The job you won't leave, the raise you won't ask for, the dream you filed under too late, you got shocked once,
BiasEverybody’s Prejudiced: Including the Man Who Wrote This
Most people think prejudice is something other people have. This book takes that apart. Richard Lowe puts his own biases on the table first, then shows that t
AEOThe Day Your Website Died: Optimizing for AI Search
The Day Your Website Died is the record of what happened when an AI engine started sending Richard Lowe paying clients before he had done anything deliberate
AIThe Death of Thinking: What Outsourcing Judgment Costs
What happens when you consistently outsource your thinking to AI? Documents that pattern, its causes, costs, and what gets lost before you notice.
Book MarketingSell Your Books: Marketing Without the Hype
113+ books published. Thousands in ads run. Launches that worked and launches that flopped. This is what book marketing looks like, from someone who lived bot
AIThe Birth of the Augmented Human: What Goes Right When You Use AI Properly
The Death of Thinking mapped the problem. This book maps the other path, the practices that maintain cognitive capacity and what they build over time.
AmericaThe Villainization of America: Why the Story We Tell Ourselves Matters
America's failures are real. This documents the operation that uses them to build a permanent indictment, who built it, who funds it, what it costs.
GeopoliticsStuck in the Middle: Wars, Weapons, and the Next Thirty Years
Connects cognitive decline, civic collapse, military overreach, and geopolitical competition into one structural argument about the next thirty years.