Writer. Artist. Publisher. Operator. Problem.
I built a press that puts whole books on the chain. Then a game where the art dies. What comes next changes the rules.
First responder.
When it goes bad, I'm who shows up and handles it.
Nights, I build. No pitch decks. No roadmaps.
If it's on this page, it's live, or it's stamped NOT YET.
A publishing house with no printer to call and no host to bribe.
The book goes on the chain whole. The contract numbers every copy as it comes off. When the run is done, it's done. Nobody reprints it. Not even me.
What the machine does
- Presses a copy, numbers it, and refuses the one past the cap.
- Draws the cover from the chain every time somebody looks.
- Bands each chain's edition in ink on the cover itself.
- Runs on PulseChain and Robinhood. Same book, different gas.
SciVive
SciVive · Robinhood Edition
Art you can lose.
Drawn by the contract. No image host, ever. Say a Quad's number: 0.0004 ETH. Its holder has 44 hours to show up, or their best color is yours. Last color left, they get 444 hours. Then the light goes out, and the chain names who called it.
Quad Grifters by Harrow
Quad Relics by Harrow
IMPOSE
in the viseIMPOSE
Even to the guy who robbed you.
Not for long.
YOUR MOVE
Written. Drawn. Designed.
Broken on purpose.
Pressed.
By Harrow. One operator. No committee.
Collect
Press one while there are copies. After that, it trades.
Build with me
Bring the idea. I bring the press.
Buy in
A seat, a project, or the whole IP. Name the number.