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ALREADY
Horror · Domestic thriller · Feature
Afraid his girlfriend will leave, a man learns a doorway ritual that makes her stay—softer, apologetic, finally his. He keeps performing it after he realizes the sweetness is not her, because the copy is the relationship he always wanted.
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Original feature packages and rights inquiries.
Endless Reverie Entertainment prepares original feature packages for producers, financiers, and representation. The Slate leads with four original feature packages: ALREADY and SYNASTRY (contained horror, about 95 min), WIPE (contained supernatural horror, about 95 min), and READ BACK (romantic comedy), alongside fourteen completed novel manuscripts by Ryujin. Each feature package includes a logline, synopsis, four-beat pitch, abstract visual references, and a two-page watermarked excerpt.
For readers of the novels
Fourteen novels by Ryujin across two seven-book series.
Read loglines, verbatim opening pages, back-cover copy, painted covers, and character portraits for all fourteen books. Facing Out is a seven-book coming-of-age fantasy series beginning with Book One, The Size of a Door. The Cutters’ Roll is a seven-book series of 22-chapter novels beginning with Book One, The Second Hand. Full manuscripts are not posted on this site.
Facing Out · Books One to Seven · Coming-of-age fantasy
The Cutters’ Roll · Books One to Seven · 22 chapters each
The slate
Original features held for a qualified read.
01 · Featured
ALREADY
Afraid his girlfriend will leave, a man learns a doorway ritual that makes her stay—softer, apologetic, finally his. He keeps performing it after he realizes the sweetness is not her, because the copy is the relationship he always wanted.
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02
SYNASTRY
Lonely and convinced fate can be edited, a woman casts electional birth-chart "updates" to attract her ideal man. He arrives exactly as listed—and she keeps feeding the chart after she knows he isn’t human, because the match is too good to undo.
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03
WIPE
A broke trauma-scene cleaner finds that when she scrubs a death scene spotless and wants what the dead left behind, the world forgets they ever lived, and everything they had becomes hers. Then she starts taking jobs before the bodies are cold.
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04
READ BACK
A court reporter who has never once asked to go off the record falls for the flustered young lawyer whose every aside she must take down word for word, across eight sessions of a deposition over a celebrity chef’s stolen pepper sauce.
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Novels
Facing Out and The Cutters’ Roll, held for a qualified read.
01 · Facing Out · Book One
The Size of a Door
Every working has a price stamped where you can read it. His father's knife costs one memory.
On a cliffside guild coast where every working carries its price on a strip that faces out, a boy who was told to wait at the gate grows from eight to twelve learning to read the bill. Then a sold route leaves him one way to save a friend: his dead father's cracked knife, at a price of one memory.
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02 · Facing Out · Book Two
The Second Date
In the March, the price is pressed inside the seal, and whoever cuts the last date wins.
In a dry country where water is sold sealed and a ruling lasts only until somebody cuts a later date, a boy raised on prices said aloud grows from twelve to eighteen still saying the bill out loud. Then a polite man in a clean gray coat starts asking for the party by the knife.
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03 · Facing Out · Book Three
The Held Stretch
In the wet green country, light is a brand in the ground, and the wolves will not cross it.
In a wet green country where an old road glows at night and each stretch must be fed slowly, a young man who still prices a lock out loud learns a keeper's rule: a name said backward can end a stretch for good. An order on that road calls holding a pulse a theft of years.
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04 · Facing Out · Book Four
The Dry Sea
South of the salt, the sea is a white floor, and the town is built inside a rib.
In a country of salt plates and buried jars, a young man who still writes every price on a list walks south with his friends until the land drops onto a sea's floor. Under the curve of a rib, a guild town called the Keel is warm at the back, and the question at the bottom of the list is what Bone work costs.
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05 · Facing Out · Book Five
The Ladder Coast
On the road north of the salt, a factor in a good coat knows their names, and he still does not write a price.
A man who has spent a cool at the mouth of a rib walks north toward a wet wind and a sea he last saw at twelve. A factor named Wenlow is waiting at a well-house, offering work with no contract yet, and a ring on his hand is cut with a ladder of three rungs.
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06 · Facing Out · Book Six
The Shelf Gardens
The lift runs a few days a month, when the coats feed it, and Tamsa's letter does not show what is at the top.
In a cliff shop with a child at the table learning strips, a letter says the lift in the hills runs this hot. A factor has been asking in the Keel for Names who can read a heart, and a girl of seven asks what a shelf is, and expects the answer.
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07 · Facing Out · Book Seven
The Short Clock
A harbor gate holds the yard for whoever paid this year's rope-tax, and a child reads the strip facing out.
On his sixty-second birthday, a man who still prices a brand by having it read aloud sits on a hemp cart while Bren, eight, names the cheaper job: pay the tax. In the shop Linn has already priced the afternoon strips, and Sira keeps the knife when the light turns.
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01 · The Cutters' Roll · Book One
The Second Hand
Linn (thirty-four) sits at the cliff shop in Hana's apron with Pell's list shut under a clean stone and prices a fisher's hire-coat collar whose clause is light and honest and whose maker line reads only a Tally cutter; she speaks that office-word at the wool and runs light backward and nothing happens, writes Cannot unwind. First one., and tells Omber the coast has learned to take the name off the page.
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02 · The Cutters' Roll · Book Two
Names in Metal
At the start of the hot the harbor opens a hire-coat court in the old net-shed, and Senna (twelve, unranked) comes as Linn's unpaid reader while Ilse Corvane files every case by number, never offers, and posts prices; Orlo Pask clerks; Linn reads strips facing out; Senna asks who cut a boy's mother's year-note and Corvane files the answer not public, teaching that open is not fair.
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03 · The Cutters' Roll · Book Three
Half a Life
At nineteen Senna takes a reading job north to the Cold Sound with Saffi, reads Aske's seven well-stones by hand and tool on Grennet Holm, burns the nameless strangers onto the boat list by manners, and stays a year learning water (pushing fails; waiting works) while Saffi's kin sing rounds; a round of three (Saffi, Morna, Ivo) sweetens Brack Holm's salted well, and at body's twenty she holds light, stone, and water in one breath.
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04 · The Cutters' Roll · Book Four
The Collar-Dogs
At twenty-eight (body 29½) Senna marries Hollis on the cliff — sheet facing out: her book and questions and the Ferrow bench; his second pair of eyes, a forge that lights in the wet, and every answer though she will want more — and Dace sends a horn-handled punch for that bench.
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05 · The Cutters' Roll · Book Five
The Blind Bond
At forty (body 42½) Senna holds Juno Ellery's newborn in the net-shed — the held one, unnamed until the ninth day — and finds Teale's bond plate on The Hum (Tobin's old boat): front face a lawful share in hours on share-day; back face, blind and numbered, binds the holder and heirs for ever with the boat.
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06 · The Cutters' Roll · Book Six
The Counting Floor
At fifty-eight (body sixty-two) Senna keeps the Reading Room on Weigh Street with Hollis (sixty) and Bren (eighty-one), who hold the green door every morning; Dot lies under the bench, an ordinary dog. A picker brings a humming Tally coat (C 4 419, I.C.); fair, with no maker's name — thirty years in the room and she still cannot take a numbered brand off.
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07 · The Cutters' Roll · Book Seven
The Ferrow Reading
Dace (seventy) crosses Weigh Street for the first time in four years and asks the collar read — a lifting brand, number with no name.
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