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Guides I wrote for weirdos who make things
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items Short, cheap, no-fluff guides from my shop, Niche of One. Writing, selling strange work, owning your platform, and a little magick. If you like what I write, you're my people.
I built this after my own AI detector said a machine wrote an essay I typed myself. OneWriter measures your draft against YOUR writing, not some average, and keeps the whole book organized while you write it.
OneWriter
How to sell strange work without sanding the strange off it. Five moves for people with a voice, three page structures, and before-and-after teardowns.
Copywriting for Weirdos
If the platform hosting your work changed its terms tomorrow, could you leave with your readers, archive and money? A two-minute test and four weekends to fix it.
Rent Free: Getting Your Work Off Somebody Else's Server
Thirty-eight business books actually worth your money, five that aren't, and how to read so it sticks. Read this before you buy a course that's just four books with the citations removed.
The Anti-Guru Business Library
In 2012 Sweden officially recognized a church whose central sacrament is copying. This is their book, built as an illuminated object. For anyone who likes a strange idea taken seriously.
Copy Me: The Book of the Copy
A working six-step procedure for building a servitor, wrapped in the story of the run that went wrong. The instructions and the consequences in the same file.
How to Build a Servitor (For Real)
The back office nobody hands a one-person creator business. Ten systems for tracking what earns, documenting what you repeat, and auditing what you pay for. My best seller.
Revenue Operations for Creators
Quit polishing the big thing and ship a useful small one. My repeatable process for turning one small problem into one small PDF you can list the same week.
The Simple-Fix PDF Engine
A starting stack that costs nothing: Substack, Medium, Gumroad and one social channel, run as a loop instead of a funnel. For beginners and restarters who want an order of operations, not a pep talk.
The $0 Solo Creator Business Blueprint
A short book on the operations underneath a creative business: where the work lives, how readers reach you, and how any of it turns into money. Start here if you're new to my stuff.
Niche of One: A Short Guide to the Long Game
The long version of the PDF Engine: making small guides, selling them on Gumroad, and building a catalog that actually holds together. The whole pipeline in one file.
Simple-Fix PDF Field Manual
My working manual for running a Substack in 2026, from the setup that wins on day one to the backup plan if you ever need to leave. Pay what you want.
The Substack Field Guide: 2026 Edition
DIY publishing for people who refuse to ask permission. Zines, guides and essays, made and sold on your terms. For makers allergic to funnels and launch theater.
THE UNDERGROUND PUBLISHING SURVIVAL GUIDE
A writing format built to actually get finished: three hundred words, about thirty minutes, published. For writers whose long drafts keep dying in a folder.
The 300-Word Micro-Essay
A short book about having ideas before you organize them. For anyone whose sparks die the second they're asked to justify themselves.
Permission to Think
My field manual for building a creator business alone, written after twelve years in the Air Force. The blueprint I wish somebody had handed me.
Empire of One: The Solopreneur's Blueprint to Building Online
How a product catalog gets built from nothing, and what changes once enough things are on the shelf. For creators posting daily into a feed that resets every morning.
Thirty Bricks
The five problems people actually pay a digital product to solve, and how to build for one of them instead of guessing.
Digital Products That Don't Suck
A book about the foundations underneath a creative business that lasts. The four things I check first whenever something's not working.
The Four Pillars
Fewer tools, fewer steps, more actual work. My handbook for running a creative operation without drowning in apps and to-do lists.
The Minimalist Creator’s Handbook: The Secrets to Creating More With Less