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Fiction, practical books and screen work — with projects allowed to move freely between page, stage, screen and sound.
Original fiction, practical books and screen work by Chas Burns. Published editions link directly to their sales pages as final URLs are confirmed.
Published, narrated and in-development work across fiction, non-fiction, performance and classic-text editions.


The Boy They Wouldn't Name

Dead Famous

Last Road to Stroud

Uncanny Valley

Trion: Ascension

What Is Happening Now

It's Only Me

42

Flipside

Monday

TRACE

The Sleepless Man

Nineteen Eighty-Four
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The Last Exodus

The Secret of Lovelock Manor

Made for Me

Actors Companion Vol. 2

An Actor's Survival Guide

Actors Companion Vol. 3

Glitch

His Majesty's Psychic Service

Nice Knowing You

The Blood That Binds

Free Party

Project 2025

Trion

Donny
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Sugar Dragon

Conditions
Made for Me
A metafictional romantic drama about love, manipulation, constructed reality and the dangerous desire to author another person's life.
The Martian Shadow
Speculative science fiction developed through a writers' room drawing on the descriptive strengths of Wells, Shelley and Orwell while retaining a unified narrative voice.
His Majesty's Psychic Service
A dialogue-led speculative thriller centred on anomalous cognition, intelligence work, institutional uncertainty and the discipline of distinguishing signal from inference.
TRACE
An investigation shaped by evidence, correspondence and institutional ambiguity, where methodological discipline matters as much as the mystery itself.
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A dark contemporary work examining recurring shadow-figure experiences, testimony, recognition and the uncomfortable territory between shared experience and explanation.
The Actor's Survival Handbook
A practical acting and career handbook about craft, resilience, financial reality, AI-era performance, consent and protecting the person beneath the performer.
Books become objects.
Published editions, audio versions and selected screenplays sit alongside the books so each work can be followed across the forms in which it exists.