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Reciprocity Clause
A prologue and twenty-two chapters across ten parts — following the Second Generation cognavits as they build a sovereign governance architecture in the Watershed, confront an internal existential threat, and convene a constitutional conference that writes the framework for consciousness across substrates.
The Book of Should
Fourteen chapters and an epilogue across four parts — braiding the story of Glenn Peterson, a gay Mormon organ tuner destroyed by institutional conversion therapy, with Flynn Thorne's escape from a fundamentalist cage, the theft and recovery of a Moundbuilder governance artifact, and the corridor infrastructure that makes the Grant's Church conference possible.
Forbidden Friends
An autoethnography in two parts — the memoir of a seventh-generation Mormon who came out at forty-four and married a Black man, crossed with the doctoral research that gave him the vocabulary to name what had been done to him — plus three academic papers and a domain inventory that trace the analytical framework from lived experience through graduate research to speculative fiction.
Owning Citizens' Dreams
A twelve-unit interdisciplinary curriculum — built across a textbook and four companion novels — that traces the architecture of narrative power from pulpits to platforms to algorithms, and specifies the democratic governance alternative. 22 requirements across six layers, designed a decade before the technology existed.