What this is, and who it’s for
If you’ve ever finished a book and just sat there for a second, not ready to be back in your own life yet... this is for you.
Life of Fiction is home to Chronicles of a Hero, an ongoing fantasy serial following Wendell P. Dipmier, a seventeen-year-old kid who gets pulled sideways out of his own life into a world called Elämä.
Seven seasons of story already exist, and it’s still growing.
But the story is just the front door.
Behind it is a whole universe stitched together on purpose... a podcast, music written for these characters and places, art built around them, and an intricate web of connected storylines and Easter eggs threaded through all of it, waiting for the readers sharp enough to notice.
This is for people who don’t want one book and done.
You want a world that rewards looking closer.
What you get by subscribing
A new chapter, every Friday, for free. Forever.
A story with real stakes and real humor, not a plot delivery system... Wendell is scared of the right things and a few of the wrong ones, and he argues out loud with the voice of his own Doubt every time something terrifying happens. Doubt talks back. A lot. It is not helpful.
Höbin, a gnome historian with strong opinions, showing up again and again as you go... this isn’t a one-off cast, it’s a world that remembers itself.
The Notes feed, which is half me talking to you directly, half the characters doing the same. Yes. They know you’re reading. That’s not a metaphor... some of them publish their own work, in their own voice, when they’ve got something to say.
And underneath all of it, threads that connect. Chapters, lore, songs, art, hidden references... they’re not decoration. Follow them far enough and they lead somewhere. That part’s for the readers paying attention.
Who I am, and why I run this
I didn’t set out to build a fantasy universe.
Writing these stories saved me.
Still does, some days.
I write them for my kids. My grandkids. My friends. For teenagers who don’t think they matter yet, and for the families raising them. Because here’s the one thing every chapter of this comes back to...
You are MORE than you THINK you are.
You’re here on purpose.
You’re amazing, and most days nobody tells you that.
So I built a whole world that does.
That’s the whole reason this exists.
“Jaime’s commitment to teaching kids how to be better people is inspiring. He manages to teach heroism and other niceties through his fiction so that his readers don’t even realize they’re learning. That’s the best kind of teaching and it’s rare.”
Matt Langdon, The Hero Roundtable
“It has been a very long time since I have been deeply moved by a book. And you know you have found a great book when you want to slap the author and give the author a hug at the same time, when you take some of the plot turns personally. How can you laugh (a lot), cry, feel vengeful anger and fall so in love with the characters in a book thinner than your pinky?!”
Nathan Dilts
“Any time I’m feeling down or unmotivated all I have to do is hop over here and it’s like happiness caffeine... his writing is way too entertaining, though. I’m not getting any sleep lately because it’s too hard to put his books down and go to bed!”
Mandie Sanders
“The most brilliant fiction author I know. Swell guy too.”
Kevin J. Duncan, Creator Stacking
What free and paid include
Free gets you the weekly chapter, plus lore, art, podcasts, music and the Notes feed.
Not a taste, not an intro tier... that’s just what everyone gets, forever.
Paid gets you deeper...extra lore, exclusive stories, the parts of this world that don’t fit inside a Friday chapter. If you want more, you pay for it.
Earned Experiences...this part isn’t about money at all.
Somewhere in this universe there’s encrypted content.
Lore pages, hidden links, maybe more than that...locked behind a cipher that cannot be bought.
Not by paid subscribers, not by anyone.
It’s earned, one referral at a time, and once you unlock it, it’s yours for good.
Free is enough to start.
Referrals are how you climb.
Join us
If any part of this made you lean forward a little...good.
That’s the feeling.
Come find out what happens next.
