Tools for Readers & Worlds

Four tools for curious readers

Plan. Explore. Discover. Share.

Build a reading schedule, compare impossible journeys, find your fantasy subgenre and create custom QR codes ready to share.

For readers

Book Series Reading Planner

Plan your next series with a clear reading order and timeline.

  • Organise books in order
  • Track your reading time
  • Save and edit your plan
  • Optional progress tracking

Try it: Add the books in a long series, enter your usual reading time and see whether you can finish before the sequel arrives.

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Reader & world-building

Interstellar Travel Time Calculator

Explore travel times across real and fictional distances in the universe.

  • Calculate travel times
  • Adjust speed and distance
  • Compare destinations
  • Great for planning your stories

Try it: Compare a trip to Proxima Centauri at 10% and 90% of light speed. How much time passes on Earth versus on board?

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Fantasy & dark worlds

Find Your Fantasy

Discover your personal fantasy reading style with a few simple questions.

  • Explore fantasy subgenres
  • Quick eight-question finder
  • Personalised reading matches
  • Discover new authors and worlds

Try it: If you love secret academies, unsettling houses or high-stakes magic but cannot name the subgenre, start with the eight-question finder.

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Free creative utility

Custom QR Code Generator

Create a personalised QR code for links, text or content you want to share.

  • Generate QR codes in seconds
  • Customise colours and style
  • Use text, links or social media
  • Download and share

Try it: Make a code for a reading list, event page or guest Wi-Fi. Download the design, then scan-test it before you print.

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Why these tools exist

They lead back to stories.

Stories are easier to enter when you have a good starting point. The reading planner turns an intimidating series into a manageable schedule; the fantasy finder gives familiar reading preferences a more precise vocabulary.

The same curiosity drives our fiction: questions about choices, memory, worlds and the consequences of technology.

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Continue exploring

Questions become worlds.

The Wonders Journal goes deeper into the ideas behind these tools: interstellar travel, science-fiction scenarios, fantasy genres and the way imaginary worlds work.

Start with a calculation or a reading preference here, then explore the related questions through articles written to be useful even if you have never read a Wonders Workshop book.

Enter the Wonders Journal