Current Updates and Production Notes
Stay informed with the latest progress on The SuperUnknowN series, including writing milestones, editing updates, and behind-the-scenes production insights.
The Advanced Reader Copies Have Arrived
Today marks a significant milestone: the Advanced Reader Copies (ARCs) have been delivered, and they look incredible in print. These are the first physical copies of Volume One to exist in the world — exclusive, limited, and in hand.
The exclusive ARC printed cover
Interior world map — factions & districts
Socrates, Johnson, and the real Romulus
The ARCs are now being distributed to the ARC reader team. Each reader will go through the manuscript carefully, flagging any small errors, inconsistencies, or rough edges that remain. Their feedback will feed directly into the final round of line edits — I'll be combing through the manuscript one last time to address any minor grammar or phrasing issues they surface.
Interested in Being an ARC Reader?
We still have a limited number of copies available and are looking for readers who would be willing to do an early review. If you're interested in getting your hands on one of these exclusive printed ARCs before the official release — and sharing your honest thoughts — reach out through the contact section on this site. Spots are limited, so don't wait.
The one remaining piece is the final cover design, which is expected to be completed sometime this week. Once it's finished and approved, I'll post an update here — so keep an eye out. The cover is the last major element, and when it lands, the book will be very close to complete.
Volume One at a Glance
Following the developmental edits and rewrites, Volume One is coming in at 428 pages. That's a complete, full-length novel—substantial enough to establish the world, the characters, and the stakes, while leaving the larger story room to breathe across the series.
Developmental Edits Complete
All developmental edits for Volume One of The SuperUnknowN are done. The story's structure, pacing, character arcs, and thematic architecture have all been worked through and refined. What remains is the final polish—not the foundation.
On Schedule for Fall 2026
We remain on schedule for a Fall 2026 release of Volume One. The ARC feedback period, final line edits, and cover approval are the last steps before production. There is no rush—the goal has always been to release a book that is ready, not simply one that is finished.
I'll continue posting updates here as things develop. Thank you to everyone who has joined the mailing list and expressed interest in the ARC Team—your support means more than you know.