Archive - Ollie Francis

Futuredebt - 10 - Any second

I’m releasing a novel called Futuredebt across 2024, letting it go one chapter at a time. The first chapters are available for free, but you’ll need to…

May 7 •

April 2024

Futuredebt - 9 - Images

I’m releasing a novel called Futuredebt across 2024, letting it go one chapter at a time. The first chapters are available for free, but you’ll need to…

Apr 30 •

Futuredebt - 8 - Light for the hopeful sigh

I’m releasing a novel called Futuredebt across 2024, letting it go one chapter at a time. The first chapters are available for free, but you’ll need to…

Apr 23 •

Futuredebt - 7 - Chronocoin

I’m releasing a novel called Futuredebt across 2024, letting it go one chapter at a time. The first chapters are available for free, but you’ll need to…

Apr 16 •

Futuredebt - 6 - Forever and forever and forever

I’m releasing a novel called Futuredebt across 2024, letting it go one chapter at a time. The first chapters are available for free, but you’ll need to…

Apr 9 •

Futuredebt - 5 - The building and the breaking

I’m releasing a novel called Futuredebt across 2024, letting it go one chapter at a time. The first chapters are available for free, but you’ll need to…

Apr 2 •

March 2024

Futuredebt - 4 - The nearest light

I’m releasing a novel called Futuredebt across 2024, letting it go one chapter at a time. The first chapters are available for free, but you’ll need to…

Mar 26 •

Futuredebt - 3 - Wide, wide borders

I’m releasing a novel called Futuredebt across 2024, letting it go one chapter at a time. The first chapters are available for free, but you’ll need to…

Mar 19 •

Futuredebt - 2 - Like oil on silk

I’m releasing a novel called Futuredebt across 2024, letting it go one chapter at a time. The first chapters are available for free, but you’ll need to…

Mar 12 •

February 2024

Forever and forever and forever

An update on Futuredebt and Kingdom

Feb 20 •

January 2024

Kingdom - When can we read more?

What's the plan in 2024?

Jan 23 •

Substack isn't ready for longer fiction... yet.

Why Wattpad and Royal Road still rule when it comes to novels

Jan 23 •

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