The rules of the house, kept short.

Using this site

Read it, share it, link to it, quote it. Using the site means you’re fine with what’s written here. If you’re not, the back button is right there and no hard feelings.

What belongs to whom

The writing, music, artwork, and design on this site belong to Solace House Media or to the people credited for them. Quoting a passage with attribution and a link is welcome and always has been. Republishing whole works, selling them, or feeding them into a training corpus is not.

Book covers, album art, and press photos may be used by journalists, podcasters, and reviewers covering the work. That’s what they’re for.

Links to other places

This site links out — to retailers, to streaming platforms, to work built for other people. Those sites are run by other people under their own terms and their own privacy policies. A link is a pointer, not a guarantee.

What this site is and isn’t

The writing here is theological, personal, and sometimes speculative. It is not medical, psychological, legal, or financial advice, and it isn’t a substitute for a doctor, a counselor, a lawyer, or a pastor who knows you.

If you’re in real trouble, please talk to somebody near you who can actually help. A book can’t.

No guarantees

The site is provided as-is. Every reasonable effort goes into keeping it accurate and online, but nothing here is promised to be error-free or permanently available.

Studio work

Website projects are governed by whatever is agreed in writing for that specific job, not by this page. Nothing here is an offer or a contract.

Changes

These terms may be updated. The date at the top says when they last were.

Contact

Questions, permissions, or corrections: mailer@solacehouse.me.

⚠︎ Plain-language terms written to be understood, not to be airtight. I’m not a lawyer and this isn’t legal advice. It’s adequate for a site that publishes writing and collects an email address. If you begin selling directly here, taking payments, or handling customer data, get an attorney to write a proper set.