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THE READER’S ATLAS / VOL. 01

The story ends.
The world doesn’t.

Step inside the worlds you read. Explore their maps, meet their people and discover how it all connects—one book at a time.

Find your universe
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THE COLLECTION

Where will you go next?

Familiar names. Entire worlds to discover.

7 universes
Science fiction In progress

Red Rising

Red Rising Saga

Pierce Brown

Explore the Solar System, meet its people and follow the connections that shape their world.

Planets · People · Places · Power

Fantasy Coming soon

Middle-earth

The Lord of the Rings

J. R. R. Tolkien

A future atlas of Middle-earth, its journeys, peoples and histories.

Maps · Journeys · Peoples

Archive not yet open
Fantasy In progress

Game of Thrones

A Song of Ice and Fire

George R. R. Martin

Explore the first novel through a regional atlas, character connections and the struggle for power.

Maps · Houses · Relationships

Science fiction In progress

The Dune saga

Dune

Frank Herbert

Explore the first novel’s worlds, people, factions and source-backed connections.

Worlds · Factions · Power

Fantasy Coming soon

Stormlight Archive · Mistborn

The Cosmere

Brandon Sanderson

A future collection of connected worlds, with a separate reading boundary for each series.

Worlds · Series · Connections

Archive not yet open
Fantasy Coming soon

The Wheel of Time

The Wheel of Time

Robert Jordan

A future atlas tracing journeys, nations and character connections across the epic.

Maps · Nations · Journeys

Archive not yet open
Fantasy Coming soon

The wizarding world

Harry Potter

J. K. Rowling

A future companion for exploring magical places, school life and the people within them.

Places · People · Connections

Archive not yet open

BUILT FOR READERS

Wonder without
the unwanted spoilers.

Your book. Your boundary.

Choose how far you’ve read. The archive reveals only the knowledge available at that point.

Follow the source.

Explore records tied to the books. When the source leaves something unknown, so do we.

Explore the connections.

Move between places, people and power. Find the context that brings a fictional world into focus.