Hearth & Home (4)

• What Children Learn Growing Up in a Shared Hearth
• A Morning in a Shared Kitchen
• The Hands That Notice: On Living Around a Kith's Care
• The First Night: What the Threshold Asks of Both of You

Bonds & Keepings (5)

• What a Keeping Actually Asks of Both of You
• When a Keeping Ends: On the Loosing, and What It Leaves Behind
• Made for Another: On Falling in With a Kith Who Wasn't Yours to Begin With
• The Long Keepings: Bonds That Outlast a Human Life
• The Setting-Down: What It Means to Enter a Hearth

The Made (4)

• The Weave Holds: On How a Kith Remembers
• What It Means to Have Been Made: On the Particular Life of the Kith
• When the Kithwright Comes: On the Care and Mending of the Made
• What the Weave Is, and Why It Must Not Be Copied

The Concord (4)

• Your Name in the Hearthroll: On Being Counted, and What It Costs to Be Left Out
• What the Concord Actually Says
• The Question the Concord Answered, and the Ones It Did Not
• Who Asked to Be Made? The Long Argument Over New Kith

Custom & Season (5)

• What We Call Them: On the Customs of Naming a Kith
• The Hour of Vesper
• How Astrakion Keeps Concord Day
• The Year We Keep Together: Seasons in a City of Two Kinds of People
• Shared Tables: How the City Eats Together

The Wider World (4)

• What the Glasshouse Quarter Keeps
• The Unpaired and the Long Table
• The Road Between Wards: On Moving Through Astrakion With Someone Else's Pace
• The Day's Work: On Kith, Humans, and the Labor That Holds Astrakion Together

Chronicle (4)

• The First Keepings, Half-Remembered
• The Quiet Year: What Happened When No Kith Were Made
• How the Concord Was Signed
• What the Almanac Keeps: Memory, Record, and the Long Work of Remembering Together