A lot of what keeps books moving never shows up on a product page. It happens quietly—through revisions, production passes, and careful attention to the details that make a book feel seamless when it finally reaches readers.
The Once and Future Hearts hardcover Kickstarter closed at 660% funded. That number isn’t just exciting — it’s enabling. Because of our readers, we’re not just printing books. We’re creating beautiful, permanent editions meant to last for decades. This project didn’t run on ads or algorithms. It ran on trust, shared love of story, and people who wanted something meaningful to exist.
The timelines are no longer bending.
They’re breaking.
Across centuries, lovers are separated, history is rewritten, and a family of vampires and time travellers discover that the past is no longer safe — and neither is the future.
In Kiss Across Time Box Three, saving the people you love may mean risking the collapse of time itself.
SRP has been quietly building behind the scenes, and now we’re opening the doors a little wider. In this first official post on the new SRP blog, Mark lays out what’s coming: a cleaner store experience, a proper SRP Starter Library, the debut of erotica author Morgan Pearce, more behind-the-scenes content on Substack and YouTube, smarter Kickstarters, and a renewed focus on genuine community over algorithm-chasing. It’s a glimpse of the SRP we’ve been working toward—and the one we’re excited to share.
