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Who gets to be human?
Three connected short stories of memory, machines and justice. About 22,400 words. Start with the free opening.
Explore Kwa Korti fictionRAVENWOOD PRESS / THE READING ROOM
Printable mystery puzzles for quiet evenings, curious couples and private case nights.
Follow the evidence. Question your first answer. Start free, or choose a case file below.
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Three connected short stories of memory, machines and justice. About 22,400 words. Start with the free opening.
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Explore a free investigation, or settle in with a printable case file. Evidence, hints and worked reasoning.
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KWA KORTI / THE FOUNDING COLLECTION
A machine asks to die. A child asks to keep his oldest friend. A father questions the memory that could save him. Step into three stories where justice is personal.
The Founding Collection · Includes the same first story sold separately for $3.
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RAVENWOOD PRESS / THE THORNFIELD DOSSIER
A woman stands beside her own grave. Somewhere, someone has been paid. Follow six linked investigations and feel the moment a small clue changes everything.
The Thornfield Dossier · Complete standalone investigation · Volume I not required.
Open the Thornfield file ↗KWA KORTI FICTION / 01
A robot asks for the right to die so it can testify. A daughter recognises her dead father’s handwriting. Enter Nairobi, 2074.
Complete short read · About 7,800 words · EPUB, PDF & browser edition

01 / POCKET CASES 01
Three gentle fictional station mysteries in a 12-page PDF. Follow a missing violin, a broken telegram and four disagreeing clocks. For solo solvers, couples and curious households.
Three new station mysteries, separate from Volume I · Personal and household use
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02 / THE HOUSEHOLD EDITION
Enter Ravenwood, a fictional town with twelve cases to close. Follow witness statements, logic grids, coded messages and stopped clocks through three levels of difficulty.
The complete 120-page digital puzzle book · Personal and household use
Contents, preview & licence ↗03 / FOR A PRIVATE CASE NIGHT
Bring Ravenwood to your private reading or puzzle group. Get the same Volume I mysteries, with a host pack to help you plan the evening and permission for a group of up to 12.
The same 120-page Volume I book; no extra mysteries · Private groups up to 12
Contents, preview & licence ↗Digital downloads; no physical book is shipped. Choose Ko-fi in USD or M-PESA in KES for payment and digital delivery. Direct till transfers for agreed commissions are handled separately. The Group Edition contains the same mysteries as Volume I; Pocket Cases is a separate pack.
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Investigate The Voice in Drawer Nine in your browser, or print The Lighthouse Keeper: an advanced 8-page mystery with its solution. Neither requires a purchase or sign-up.
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For ticketed events, workplaces, commercial venues or groups larger than 12, ask about a separate licence.
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The Voice in Drawer Nine: three visitors, six clues and one stolen memorial recording. Reconstruct the visits in a free browser mystery. No sign-up.
Original fictional case · AI production disclosed · Includes hints and solution
FIND YOUR NEXT EVENING
Prefer to untangle evidence, or disappear into a story? These six digital editions offer different ways in. Prices below are in USD; each product page also shows its fixed M-PESA price in KES.
Three gentle station mysteries · $3
A short, quiet puzzle session; no murder or graphic violence.
Twelve fictional murder cases · $9
A longer printable investigation with grids, codes, hints and solutions.
Six connected case files · $6
A continuing investigation that can be solved without Volume I.
Volume I plus a host pack · $19
A private, non-commercial group of up to 12, including the host.
One complete sci-fi short story · $3
A first visit to Nairobi, 2074: a robot asks for the right to die.
Three connected sci-fi stories · $7
More time with the characters; includes The Last Human Witness.
The Voice in Drawer Nine is a complete browser investigation. Inspect the archive, compare evidence and make your accusation. Playing through the ending needs no account or purchase. Optional account saving on our site uses the reading-room service. Prefer paper? Try The Unclaimed Ticket, a free printable station case.
These are original mysteries and speculative stories, not Sherlock Holmes adaptations. Ravenwood case files focus on deduction; the Kwa Korti fiction explores memory, grief, machines and justice. They are not sold as graphic horror. Pocket Cases is the gentler starting point.
No. The Founding Collection contains the same first story as the separate Last Human Witness bundle. The Group Edition contains the same cases as Volume I; it adds host guidance and private group permission. Pocket Cases and Thornfield are separate puzzle collections. Thornfield stands on its own.
The Group Edition covers private, non-commercial sessions for up to 12 people including the host, with no attendance fee. It is a case-solving puzzle pack, not a character roleplay dinner. Workplace, ticketed or other commercial use needs a separate licence.
Text and layout were produced with generative AI under the publisher’s direction. Applicable editions include code-checked deductions; independent human editorial review and blind human playtesting are not claimed. Read each product’s production notes and free material before choosing.
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