Thoughts on craft, focus, and the future of literature.
Tools like Aldine dripstart what'll become a tsunami: an era of custom content, tailored for the consumer of one.
Read Full PostThe printing press collapsed the cost of reproducing text. Today's agentic shift is collapsing the cost of authoring it.
Read Full PostGutenberg made books producible, Aldus made them accessible, and you, now, can take control of the shift that makes them inevitable.
Read Full PostJohannes Gutenberg made books producible. Aldus Manutius made them accessible. Now, for the first time in 500 years, someone is about to make them WRITABLE — by everyone.
Read Full PostFrom a workshop in Venice, Aldus Manutius, founder of Aldine Press, reshaped the intellectual landscape of the Western world and kickstarted what would become 500 years of progress unlike anything seen before.
Read Full PostA deep dive into selective context feeding, story bibles, and the rolling memory system that powers Aldine.
Read Full PostExploring the evolving relationship between human creativity and AI drafting partners in the modern author's workflow.
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