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Our first publication shelf opens with eight recurring titles. Each one introduces a different world, voice, and format — from trade papers and haunted guides to forbidden records, arcade registers, household companions, and world-specific notices.
More publications may appear as the company grows. Future titles, including Heraldus Hiemalus — The Guild Herald of the Collegium Septentriarum, are planned for later, but these eight form the first official publication slate.
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Rock Towne Gazette
By the Authority of the Coinmaster
Welcome to Rock Towne, Nova Scotia.
Read the official paper of the undead city — treaties, tavern rumours, missing souls, and notices from below.
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Merrow Falls Night Guide
Printed by Northline Printworks
The after-dark TV guide of Merrow Falls — a rainsoaked, fogbound analogue town where old televisions glow, offline printers run, tapes return, and WMRF-TV channels still appear after midnight.
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The Ash Index
Restricted Plates from the Blind Press
A dark ornamental publication from the world of Martyrs of Ink.
Catalogues, plates, notices, names, fragments, forbidden records, and death entries from a world where books are burned, printers are hunted, bodies disappear, and history is written in ash.
They burned the libraries. They missed the index.
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The Terminal Play Register
A Video Game, Arcade, and Machine-Play Magazine.
Published by Crownfair Amusements, The Terminal Play Register covers Crownfair at the gates and The Terminal beyond — machines, games, tokens, tickets, music, cabinet art, repair notes, and strange machine reports.
Every machine takes a token. Every token leaves a record.