- Proposal Submitted to the FT Bracken Prize for Young Authors
- First draft Now The full argument, written end to end
- Revision Sharpened with feedback from early readers
- Agent & publisher Finding the right home for the book
- Production Edits, design and final proofs
- Publication In readers' hands
NowFirst draft
The full argument, written end to end
NextRevision
Sharpened with feedback from early readers
Winter of Fires asks how businesses built on network effects can create value for shareholders without working against the people who make up the network, and what it would take to design enterprise for human flourishing from the ground up.
Why it mattersMost consumer technology is built to capture attention, and the people who make up the network pay the price. Winter of Fires argues it doesn't have to be that way: that enterprise can be designed for human flourishing from the ground up, and still create real value for shareholders. It's written for founders and investors, the sustainable finance community, and anyone who cares about what technology has done to everyday life.
- Oct 2026Started writing the first draft.
- Sep 2026Submitted the proposal, "Winter of Fires: Designing Enterprise for Human Flourishing", to the FT Bracken Prize for Young Authors.