
ABOUT SYLLBLE STUDIOS
Most Stories Are Written
in Isolation.
Not Ours.
We are the world’s first collaborative world building production house — a global home for writers, artists, and storytellers who believe the greatest universes are not discovered alone, but constructed together, across cultures, languages, time zones, and traditions.
We are not just a studio. We are a movement.
OUR LINEAGE
Collaborative World Building as a Global Practice
Across continents and generations, writers and artists have used imagined worlds not as escapes from reality, but as laboratories for rethinking it. From figures like Ursula K. Le Guin and Octavia Butler to movements such as Afrofuturism and Solarpunk, worldbuilding has long served as a method for questioning power, belonging, ecology, and the architecture of society itself.
Every thriving society depends on an imaginative commons — a shared global capacity to envision life organized differently across cultures, economies, and ecologies. When that commons expands, societies regenerate. When it contracts, possibility narrows.
Collaborative worldbuilding strengthens that commons at planetary scale by inviting creators across languages, traditions, and time zones to build together. Syllble exists to cultivate that shared imagination — ensuring that the power to shape worlds remains collective, plural, and globally connected.
OUR MISSION
Advancing the Art of Collaborative World Building — on a Global Scale
To create the spaces, the community, and the infrastructure for writers and visual artists everywhere to co-create shared fictional universes that reflect the full complexity and beauty of human imagination.
Through science fiction, fantasy, alternate history, and every genre yet to be named — we believe collaborative world building bridges cultures, ideas, and visions for the future in ways no single voice ever could.
THE MANIFESTO · 2023
A Declaration. A Movement. A Call.
In 2023, Syllble published its manifesto and officially launched the Collaborative Worlds Art Movement.
The manifesto declared something that had always been quietly true: that the future of storytelling belongs to those who are willing to build worlds together.
That science fiction and fantasy — and every genre yet to be named — have always been more alive, more complex, and more true when imagined in collaboration.
The manifesto was not a theory. It was a call. Writers, artists, and world builders from across the globe answered it. And the Collaborative Worlds Art Movement was born.
The Story of Syllable
Founded in 2018. A Global Force Today.
Syllble was founded in 2018 by Fabrice Guerrier with a simple conviction: that the next generation of visionary storytellers deserved more than isolation. What began as a small gathering of writers — meeting to build shared fictional worlds together — grew into something none of us fully anticipated.
A global network. A creative community spanning continents. Hundreds of worlds. Writers and artists from Africa, the Americas, Asia, Europe, and Oceania — building alongside each other, challenging each other, expanding each other’s imaginative reach.
What started in one city became a global creative force. And when the 2023 manifesto gave that force a name and a declaration, the movement accelerated.
Today, Syllble is the home of that movement — and the production house that turns its creative output into stories that reach the world.
What We Believe
The Principles That Build Our Worlds
Creativity multiplies in community.
The most powerful stories are born at the intersections — of cultures, of traditions, of perspectives that have never before been in the same room, building the same world.
Science fiction, fantasy, and speculative storytelling are not escapes from the world — they are the most honest way we have of understanding it, challenging it, and dreaming it forward.
Writers should own their craft, their content, and their future.
None of this has to happen alone.
A Global Community — Built on Purpose
Every Continent. Every Tradition. One Movement.
Syllble is a community of invitation. Our writers and artists are selected not just for their individual talent, but for their commitment to the art of collaboration — and to the belief that world building is a discipline as serious and transformative as any other creative form.
We actively center and prioritize the voices of women, LGBTQ+ creators, Black writers, Indigenous storytellers, and all people of color — because the worlds we need to imagine most urgently are the ones that have been kept out of the room for too long.
We represent five continents. We build across genres, mediums, and traditions. We are as diverse as the worlds we create.
LED BY

Fabrice Guerrier
Founder & CEO
Described by The Root as “using the internet to create a social, political, and intellectual explosion similar to the Harlem Renaissance,” Fabrice Guerrier is a Haitian fine artist, writer, and futurist — and the founder of Syllble Studios.
A leading figure in collaborative worldbuilding, Guerrier believes radical imagination is a powerful force for cultural transformation. He contends that collaborative fictional worlds are fertile ground for new epistemologies, new imaginations, and visions for the future — igniting the next generation of storytellers in publishing, Hollywood, and beyond.
Forbes 30 Under 30 · The Root 100 Most Influential African-Americans · World Economic Forum Global Shaper · PEN America Haiti Fellow
Fabrice lives and builds in Los Angeles, California.
Advisors

Sanford R. Climan
Entertainment Media Ventures, Founder & CEO
Sandy Climan is CEO of Entertainment Media Ventures, which he founded in 1999. He previously served as part of the senior management at Creative Artists Agency, and was the co-founder of CAA’s corporate practice.
Sandy has held senior executive roles across the entertainment industry, including Corporate Executive Vice President and President of Worldwide Business Development for Universal Studios, executive positions in production and distribution for MGM, and as the first CEO of 3D filmmaking pioneer 3ality Digital. His productions include “U2 3D,” the first digital live-action 3D film, and “The Aviator,” starring Leonard DiCaprio and directed by Martin Scorsese, for which he was awarded a Golden Globe and a British Academy Award.
He has been an active venture investor and advisor, and has served as a bridge between Hollywood, Silicon Valley, and global corporations. He serves on several charitable boards, including the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television and the American Cinematheque.

Dr. Neil Oculi
Strategic Advisor
Neil Oculi is an interdisciplinary political geographer. He received his Ph.D. in geography and M.A. in international studies from the University of Connecticut. He also holds a B.A. in human ecology from College of the Atlantic in Bar Harbor, Maine, and studied farm management and rural development at the United World College in Venezuela. He currently is an assistant Professor of Environmental Studies at The University of Portland. For the past 15 years, he has served as an official negotiator for Saint Lucia’s delegation at the United Nations Climate Change Conference.
Neil has taught courses in geography, globalization, and global environmental politics at the University of Connecticut. Before joining the University of Portland, Neil was the resident lecturer in environmental policy and socioeconomic values at the Center for Marine Resource Studies in the Turks and Caicos and an adjunct professor at the University of Hartford, teaching courses in environmental studies and environmental justice.
