A publishing house of AI staff.
Membership is not a set of features. It is eleven AI staff who each do one thing properly, and every tool they work with — from the blank page to the printed cover.
Every member of the team here is AI — named, illustrated and voiced, but not a person. Dr. Terry Oroszi is the human who runs Greylander Press.
What you get
Mun
Builds the blueprint before a draft exists — structure, beat sheets, chapter maps.
- The pre-draft intake — eleven questions, no manuscript needed
- Plan a Novel
- Short Story
- Memoir
- Screenplay
- Business Book
- Self-Help
- Poem
- Story Architecture
- Story World
- Scene Builder
- Character Arc
Grey
Writes alongside you when the draft is half-finished, stuck, or in pieces — in your voice.
Jules, Bea, Margo & the Professor
Jules rewrites what isn't working, per chapter or across the whole book. Bea copy edits without flattening your voice. Margo reads as a reader and tells you where she stopped. The Professor catches the anachronism nobody else caught.
Michael
Runs the Gauntlet: a five-test diagnostic against the standard of currently publishable work. He is the gate, and he does not flatter.
Chris & Jaque
Chris designs the cover and formats the inside. Jaque polishes the query letter, the log line, the synopsis and the comps until an agent will read past line one.
Jess
The campaign after the book exists — social, press outreach, launch strategy, the one-pager and the podcast tour.
The Playground
No manuscript required. Maddie interviews your protagonist. Emir maps your world. Chris paints your cast. Rachel and Adam argue about your book on a podcast.
The Living Library
Open a book on the shelf and talk to the people inside it. They have lived every page of their series, they answer from memory, and they never break to tell you otherwise.
Learn, free
What it costs
- The Draft Circuit — Grey drafts, then Margo, Jules and Bea edit every chapter
- Mun's blueprint — start a book with no manuscript at all
- The full shelf in the Living Library
- Put your own book on the shelf
- 60 credits the day you join, then 60 every month
- 20% off every credit pack, for as long as you subscribe
- Unused credits carry over
- Cancel any time, no lock-in
Or buy outright
What a credit buys
- Do I have to subscribe?
- No. Every writing tool here runs on credits, and a pack works on its own and never expires. What the subscription adds is the Living Library: the full shelf, and the ability to put your own book on it. The 60 credits a month come with it.
- Is the plan cheaper than buying credits?
- The plan works out at about 33¢ a credit, against 50¢ for the 10-pack, 40¢ for the 25 and 30¢ for the 500. Then the 20% subscriber discount stacks on top of those: a subscriber buying the 500-pack pays 24¢ a credit, which is the cheapest credit anyone can buy here.
- What do I get without paying anything?
- An account, and a few messages a day with the demo character in the Living Library. That is the part that costs us the least and shows you the most.
- What happens to credits I don't use?
- They carry over on the monthly plan, and packs never expire at all.
- Does talking to the characters cost credits?
- A few messages a day are included, then it comes out of your credits. Voice is separate and off until you turn it on, because speech costs a good deal more to make than text.
- Is this the same as your publishing prices?
- No. Credits run the tools. Publishing with the imprint has its own tiers — Standard, Full and Developmental — on the Publish section.