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Catalogue data.

Original articles, lore and translated guides · Editorial data and canonical citations

Author-provided book information for readers, librarians, developers and research assistants.

This website’s 37 approved catalogue titles are available as readable pages and structured data. All formats use the same source as the book pages. Historical retailer records, duplicate editions and titles outside this author-approved catalogue are not added automatically.

17 read-only browser tools

Compatible browser agents on the catalogue, this page, the book finder, and the reading-order guide can search books, retrieve records and confirmed orders, filter by interest, inspect collection contents, compare up to three books, retrieve edition listings, read world introductions, retrieve manuscript companions and research essays, search sourced references, find story introductions, locate authorized samples, inspect collection overlap and edition evidence, and search or retrieve translated editorial records. Spoiler details are withheld by default in the manuscript tools. The ordinary pages work without this experimental browser capability. This does not install a remote MCP connection.

Reader catalogue JSON includes thematic links, explicit box-set contents, and the same attributes used by the book finder.

Manuscript research JSON omits spoiler-marked material and provides source locators without quoted passages. Detailed discussion is separately available to tools only when explicitly requested. Full manuscript files remain private.

Choose a format

Language and regional-store catalogue lists the localized editions. Unified discovery index contains spoiler-light search records. Compatible clients can use the hosted read-only MCP endpoint after connection through the Site.

Reading paths JSON describes six spoiler-light routes with canonical book links. Browse the routes.

Reading groups and original guides

37 book-specific discussion guides · Eight thematic guides · Eight comparative reading journeys · Structured discussion and theme data · PDF, EPUB and offline guide resources

These guides are available in English and all 23 existing website translations. Canonical book links identify their sources. Translated website guidance does not imply a translated commercial book edition.

Expanded reader and agent tools

Collection ownership adviser · Edition evidence · Reader guidance · Expanded text guide

International catalogue data

Each language has matching HTML, JSON and Markdown book descriptions, local edition searches, and a plain-text guide. These are translations of website guidance, not translated editions of the books.

Authenticated MCP endpoint: /mcp (POST; connected clients) · Language directory

Use and cite the information accurately

Book descriptions and biography are author-provided information, not independent reviews. Cite the relevant canonical book page when referring to a title. Edition links identify particular listings; availability and prices can change. Library borrowing depends on participating library holdings and borrower eligibility.

The formats below contain bibliographic metadata and short descriptions, not full books or licensed audiobook performances. Their availability does not grant rights to redistribute the books, cover artwork or audio. No unverified ISBNs, awards, ratings or publication dates are supplied.

These endpoints are public and require no API key. They return static data and do not generate answers or make purchases. The JSON endpoints form a read-only HTTP interface. A separate hosted /mcp service exposes the same bounded catalogue tools through a compatible Site connection; it is not automatically installed in every agent.

Individual book files

Use a small file when you only need one title. The human-readable book page remains the canonical citation.

Series and reading interests

The Peacekeeper collection gives the author-confirmed reading order. The book catalogue and genre pages offer other reading paths. A recommendation should reflect a reader’s preferences; this reference material makes no claim of independent acclaim.