Epic Literature. Revived.
Jack Chase is an American novelist and founder of Abbycat Group & Publishing Brands, known for writing, designing, and publishing 6 major works in 2025, including Made in America: or The Tragedy of Billy Castle and Unexpected Absolution of Dean Willis.
Mythmaker
Jack Chase is a California-raised novelist and the founder of Abbycat Group & Publishing Brands, a multi-imprint studio for ambitious, cinematic fiction. His work spans the American epic Made in America, the darkly comic cartel thriller Overtime, the bleak crime drama Violent Crimes, and the forthcoming medieval revenge thriller The Bastard of Taylor’s End. Chase has emerged as a rare early-career talent—one building a body of work defined by scale, irrefutable skill, and unflinching narrative control. His 2025 slate introduces six major releases.
The Mothership
Jack Chase built Abbycat Group & Publishing Brands (AGP) from a wobbly desk, a half-broken Windows laptop, and a work ethic that doesn’t come with a dimmer switch. What began as a single writer’s command center has become a rapidly growing small press with a formidable catalog behind it — six first-year releases with one in awards contention, two more landing before year’s end, and a brand presence that already reads as unmistakable.
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Jack Chase created the Literary Narrative Index Association to evaluate structure, voice, ambition, and execution with the same precision reserved for cinema and fine art.
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The methodology is public.
The mission is simple — protect readers, uphold authorial freedom and accountability, and strengthen the art that shapes how we understand the world.
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