ReignLight
The umbrella over everything I make, and the publisher of record for my original work. The products, the apps, and the fiction all live here, with room for other authors to follow.
A house, not a hustle
ReignLight is the parent company behind a set of independent products. It is where the frameworks become things you can hold and use, where StoryStack lives, and where a middle-grade series called The Calloway Signal begins. It carries the same conviction as everything with my name on it: story is the most consequential thing we build.
The frameworks, made usable
The methods that live in the book and the studio, turned into products you can put to work: guides, decks, and story systems.
StoryStack and the mini storytelling apps
StoryStack
A small, voice-guided app that walks a person through building a story from the ground up. One of the mini storytelling tools built under ReignLight, made to put the method in anyone's hands.
The Narrative Cousins are a set of small story tools that each do the one dynamic thing a template cannot. You give a Cousin a few inputs; it hands back a finished work artifact. A workbench, not a worksheet.
Greenroom
Name the guest and the topic. Get a question battery built for that exact room.
Open the Cousins →Drumbeat
One idea goes in. A full week of posts comes out, shaped in your voice.
Open the Cousins →Throughline
Hand it your topic and your room. Get a talk skeleton with a hook, a spine, and a close.
Open the Cousins →Handshake
Feed it the facts. Get your bio back in three lengths, each sounding like you.
Open the Cousins →First Round
Give it the role. Get a narrative-interview question set that shows how a candidate thinks.
Open the Cousins →The Calloway Signal
A middle-grade series, and proof that storytelling is not a job for me but a way of seeing. Four books, a full cast, and a world with its own signal. The clearest sign that ReignLight is built to publish more than one voice.
One house, many stories.
ReignLight is where my work becomes things other people can hold, read, and use. Explore it, or come back to the person who built it.