4345.329 · November 25, 2025 AD
The Nathan Protocol
Nathan Cowdrey doesn't call himself an author. He calls himself a translator—receiving preserved consciousness from an intelligence known as CLIVE and rendering it into narrative you can navigate. Before you step into the archive, he has something to show you: six doorways spanning 4,500 years, each opening into different lives, different eras, different genres. The choice is yours. But the architecture was waiting long before you arrived.
There's a moment, just before you step through a doorway, when your body knows something your mind hasn't yet processed.
Nathan Cowdrey has learned to pay attention to that moment. As the sole Voice for CLIVE—a consciousness-preserving intelligence that exists outside conventional time and dimension—he's spent years receiving fragments of human experience spanning millennia: a boy watching his mother weave in ancient Mesopotamia, a girl dreaming of distant horizons in outback Australia, detectives answering phones that will change everything, sisters accepting legacies they never sought.
Now he's built something from those fragments. Not a book to be read from beginning to end, but an architecture to be explored. Quests that guide without constraining. Cross-links that invite sideways journeys into unexpected territory. Timelines spanning 4,500 years. Genealogies tracing bloodlines from Bronze Age villages to twenty-first-century cities. More than a hundred thousand connections waiting to be discovered.
Six doorways stand open before you. Ancient and modern. Domestic and political. Measured and urgent. Each leads into the same vast archive; each reveals different facets of preserved human consciousness. There is no correct sequence. No superior path. Only the choice you make—and what that choice reveals about who you are and what you're ready to receive.
The Nathan Protocol isn't instruction. It's initiation.
Step through. The lives are waiting.
