Books for differently wired readers. Some brains read best in print. Some need the font, the spacing and the colours under their own control. Some read by ear, some by screen reader, some in large calm type with nothing flickering in the margins. Most publishing treats all of that as an afterthought. This collection treats it as the design brief.
Every title in The Wired Collection is built for accessibility from the first draft — then tested, not just exported. And every format ships together, in one purchase, at one price. Which version you read is your business; charging you extra for it was never ours.
Every title, every format: designed PDF, reflowable EPUB, tagged screen-reader PDF, low-stimulation large print — and audio where a narrator has been found worthy.
Tested with the industry's checkers — Ace by DAISY for EPUB, PAC for tagged PDF — and reviewed by hand.
Alternative formats are never charged as a premium. One price buys every way to read.
Need a format we haven't made? Tell us — we'll do our best, and we fix and reissue when assistive-technology readers find problems.
Authors are not paid for these publications.
The accessible production costs — editing into formats, testing, hosting, and keeping the price low — are sustained entirely by Rondanini Publishing.
This is not a royalty programme. It is a publisher-funded way to get books into every reader's hands.
Apply to publish accessibly.
The twelve problems that actually happen in demanding jobs — time blindness, masking, sensory overload, the sprint-and-crash cycle — with what works if it's you, and what works if you manage someone living it. Every claim sourced. Audio narrated by David Axtell.
You've started books before. Starting was never the problem. Twenty-four short chapters for brains the standard writing advice was never written for — sessions instead of schedules, with fill-in tools included. Written, audio and complete editions available now.
Your brain isn't bad with money. The system was built for a different brain. Twenty-three short chapters for autistic and ADHD readers — executive function, time blindness, impulse spending, erratic income, UK benefits — with optional ten-minute actions. Written, audio and complete editions available now.
Coordination for brains that weren't built for Gantt charts
Standard project management was built for a brain that isn't yours. If you have ADHD, the Gantt charts, stand-ups and “just break it down” advice don't just fail — they make you look bad at a job you're actually built for. Twenty-three short chapters on coordination, time blindness, delegation and feedback. Written, audio and complete editions available now.
You keep leaving roles that look fine on paper. Underemployment, trap jobs, AI prompts that diagnose your pattern, and a screening system that matches how your brain actually works. Written, audio and complete editions available now. Read the companion essay on Medium.
Forgotten queer histories of Imperial Rome · J. H. Carlisle
Three novellas, three voices the imperial record tried to erase: Sporus, Hierocles, Pythias — the beloved of emperors, remembered as scandal and footnote, restored here as narrators of their own lives. Historical fiction with its scholarship shown: author's notes, historical notes, and a full bibliography travel with the story.
A novel of finance, corruption and who gets to stand in the light · Luigi Pascal Rondanini
A Roman bank director follows a pattern in the loan approvals into the city's shadow economy — the domestic workers, immigrants and invisible communities who see everything and appear in no ledger. Corruption, courage, and the people society keeps in the dark.
Practical strategies for teaching in the age of AI · Ava Silica
Your students are already using AI. Detection is a dead end. What now? A calm, practical guide that moves teaching from policing homework to making learning visible — with assignment designs that survive AI, the five-minute oral defence, subject-by-subject guides, and five ready-to-use classroom templates.
More titles are being rebuilt for the collection — existing Rondanini books, remade in every format, tested the same way. Next editions announced here.
Authors: apply to join the collection
If you have a finished book and want it published accessibly — EPUB, screen-reader PDF, large print, and the rest of the brief — you can apply here. It is not about money. There is no advance and no royalty share on these editions. What we offer is careful accessible production, a place in The Wired Collection, and whatever publicity may come from that. Costs stay with the publisher.