Disclosures
Collaborative fictional worlds told through found documents.
Evidence that wasn't meant to be read.
Verdant
A police investigation into a domestic services company uncovers a pattern of stalking, coercion and tech-enabled interference in people’s lives.
The Old Ways
There are old ways of doing things here. You don't have to understand them. You just have to follow them.
Like Us
As androids become woven into homes, families, and relationships, their promise of help begins to blur into dependence, attachment, and control.
What are Disclosures?
Disclosures are fictional worlds told entirely through found documents: police reports, emails, text messages, witness statements, letters, call recordings. Nobody narrates. You read the evidence and work out what really happened.
How to read
Each world is made of strands. A strand is one complete story, told in around ten documents. Read them in order, or jump around the way an investigator might. Small details matter: a deleted email, a time that doesn't add up, a name that turns up somewhere it shouldn't.
Strands within a world connect. Read enough of them and a bigger picture starts to appear.
New strands every Friday
New strands are released every Friday, so there's always something new to read.
Written by people
Every Disclosure is written by a human writer. No AI-generated stories, ever.
Write a strand
Disclosures are collaborative. Writers can add a strand to an existing world, or even pitch a world of their own. Get in touch at disclosures@fictra.co.uk