Santiago Copí · Selected Properties
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Selected properties available for literary representation and audiovisual adaptation.
Santiago Copí writes narrative structures where power operates without a visible face. The core catalogue is built around three flagship properties — 3.7 — The Architecture of Power, The Martín the Mage Universe, and The Building — with additional completed manuscripts and other IP available on request.
IP 01 · Literary Thriller
3.7 — The Architecture of Power
Literary thriller · Novel · Series potential
A decision no one makes in public redistributes damage before it happens. No one sees it coming. But someone executes it.
IP 02 · Transmedia · Middle Grade
The Martín the Mage Universe
Transmedia IP · Middle Grade 10–14 · family crossover 6–14 · scalable universe
A boy who didn’t choose to be a mage. A universe built around that premise — conceived from the outset as books, series, and licensing.
IP 03 · Serialized Fiction
The Building
Serialized fiction · Worldwide rights
A building doesn’t expel its residents. It replaces them. Power as architecture — literal and invisible.
Additional properties · Materials available on request
The Eleventh — Systemic literary thriller. When systems reach a certain complexity, they stop reacting… and start deciding. Complete manuscript, available under NDA.
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M.A.T.E.R.I.A. — Scientific and systemic thriller · AI · Genetics. What if an artificial intelligence could design the conditions for a human being to exist, but could never decide who that human being becomes? New IP in development.
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Further works in catalogue · Materials available on request
The Price of Silence / The Weight of Victory — Historical thriller diptych · Cádiz, 18th century
Fables of Silence — Fables / short fiction
Sand That Remembers — Poetry
The Last True Dream — Short novel
Origin — Stage monologue
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External perspective on the narrative architecture of The Building
The Building begins with a simple premise: a place where people are not evicted.
They are replaced.
When asked whether that idea belonged only to a story or could sustain a narrative universe, Dr Jean Pierre Magro — specialist in story architecture, worldbuilding and transmedia narratives — reflected:
“An eviction is a plot point. It belongs to a story.
A replacement is a systemic rule. It belongs to a universe.”
“You’ve built the architecture. The stories are simply what will happen in the rooms.”
— Dr Jean Pierre Magro
Story architecture · Worldbuilding · Transmedia narratives