# Website Content Overview

Written.app is reimagining digital publishing for the modern era — a place where writers truly own their work and readers truly own their books. Built on blockchain technology, it turns every ebook into a transparent, verifiable asset: authors keep up to 90% of sales revenue and can even earn royalties from resales, while readers get collectible, tradeable editions they actually control. It’s publishing rebuilt for the internet age — fair, direct, and creator-first. Written spans web marketplace, admin tools for authors and companion mobile applications, ensuring that readers can securely access their purchased content anytime, anywhere. Unlike conventional crypto-focused platforms, Written abstracts away the complexity of blockchain technology, providing a seamless experience that feels familiar to users of traditional digital book platforms while delivering all the benefits of decentralized ownership.


## Company Information
- [About](/about): Written’s mission is to transform digital publishing by introducing a decentralized marketplace that fundamentally changes how books are published, owned, and traded. Written eliminates traditional industry barriers while creating new opportunities for both authors and readers to engage with digital books in ways previously impossible.
- [Thesis](/thesis): Written’s Thesis explains in detail how digital publishing can be rebuilt around transparency, fairness, and ownership. The platform’s architecture allows authors to publish and sell directly to readers, forming genuine, data-backed connections with their audiences. Smart contracts handle all the complexity under the hood, automating fair revenue sharing and guaranteeing that authors receive up to 90% of each sale — a leap from the 5–10% royalties typical of traditional publishing. These same contracts unlock entirely new publishing models: limited editions, dynamic pricing, resale royalties, and collectible variants, all designed to give creators unprecedented control over how their work lives and circulates online. For readers, Written brings something the industry has never offered before — true digital ownership. Buying a book on Written means you own the asset, not just the right to access it. That ownership is secured by blockchain technology and verified by audited smart contracts, giving readers real autonomy over their digital shelves. They can resell, lend, or keep their books indefinitely as part of a lasting collection. With a built-in secondary market, digital books on Written become living assets — capable of appreciating in value and reshaping what it means to build a personal library in the digital age.

## Books
- [All books](/all): Explore our complete catalogue of digital and collectible books from every genre and author.
- [New books](/new): Discover the latest releases from emerging and established authors publishing on Written.
- [Bestsellers](/bestsellers): Browse the most popular books readers are buying and talking about right now.
- [18+ books](/18-plus): Explicit sex scenes, erotic content, possibly taboo themes.
- [Fiction](/genre/Fiction): Dive into stories of imagination — from fantasy and sci-fi to romance and thrillers.
- [Non-fiction](/genre/Non-Fiction): Read insightful works on history, culture, science, and real-world experiences.
- [Books on resale](/resale): Collect or trade limited-edition books directly from other readers on the blockchain.

## Authors
- [Joseph Nassise](profile/josephnassise/published-books): Joseph Nassise is the New York Times, USA Today, and Der Spiegel bestselling author of more than sixty-five books, including the internationally bestselling TEMPLAR CHRONICLES series, the JEREMIAH HUNT trilogy, and the GREAT UNDEAD WAR series. He also writes epic fantasy under the pen name Matthew Caine and a new take on the Arthurian mythos under the pen name Rowan Casey.
- [Nikola Stefan](profile/nikola-stefan/published-books): Nikola Stefan is a fantasy writer and myth seeker. As a writer and craftsman, he is devoted to fulfilling his legacy with the Tale of Tales, a high fantasy series featuring Balkan mythology. 
- [Martin Thim Tømmergaard](profile/martinthim/published-books): Martin Thim Tømmergaard is an experienced founder and strong entrepreneurship professional with a demonstrated history of working with sustainable development. Today he is Partner & Sustainability Manager at DTD, working to further one of the world’s leading festivals on sustainability, NorthSide Festival in Aarhus, Denmark. The World Coup is both a book and a wake-up call for those still sleeping and a provocative, frightening, but also hopeful approach to a different direction for the world than the one we are going in today.
- [Dejan Stojiljković](profile/dejan018/published-books): Dejan Stojiljković is a Serbian writer, film and comic scriptwriter. He is the author of the novel Constantine’s Crossroads, which made it to the final shortlist for the NIN Award and won the Miloš Crnjanski and Saint Sava Seal awards. He has also published the novels Long Nights and Black Banners, The Angel’s Sign, Cain’s Scar (co-written with Vladimir Kecmanović), and The Storm Wall, as well as short story collections The Left Side of the Road, Low Life, and Rain Dogs.
- [Emmanuelle Steels](profile/esteels1234/published-books): Emmanuelle Steels is a Belgian journalist who specializes in Spanish and Latin American issues. Her book El teatro del engaño features one of the biggest judicial, media, and political scandals in Mexico’s recent history.
- [Paulette Jonguitud](profile/paulettejonguitud/published-books): Paulette Jonguitud is a member of Mexico’s National System of Art Creators. She has received several creative writing fellowships, including a residency as a Resident Artist at the MacDowell Colony. Paulette Jonguitud weaves a novel that delves into the hidden corners of childhood vulnerability in Mexico. The Invisibles not only tells the story of waiting — it shines a light on resilience and tenderness in the face of adversity. A story that asks: what does it truly mean to belong to a family? The price of this book is a direct donation to Fundación Unnido, supporting the right of children to grow up in a family.
- [Magali Ortega](profile/nenamounstro/published-books): Magali Ortega, better known as Nena Mounstro, wrote an e-Fanzine called Chismecito POP. Seeing a dead woman represented through art has been a theme that, for centuries, has both fascinated and horrified us in equal measure. From Shakespeare’s Ophelia — an image so enduring even Taylor Swift draws from it — to Frida Kahlo painting death for money, and Andy Warhol’s iconic Death & Disaster series. Welcome to the Danse Macabre of women in art and pop culture. Grab a coffee — this is going to be a good one.