Independent publishing · Est. 2026

Lycanthropy Works

Independent books, practical and otherwise.

Home to practical workplace books today—and whatever refuses to stay unwritten next.

01Clear point of view
02Deliberate craft
03Something worth saying

Current releases

Two practical books for the work people actually do.

Different subjects. The same standard: clear thinking, useful tools, honest language, and a next move that can survive Monday morning.

Cover of The Practical Guide to Organizational Change Management

Organizational Change

The Practical Guide to Organizational Change Management

An Operating Manual for Taking Meaningful Action ...Right Here, Right Now

A hands-on operating manual for the moment the methodology deck ends and the real work begins.

Cover of The Practical Application of Artificial Intelligence in the Workplace

Workplace AI

The Practical Application of Artificial Intelligence in the Workplace

How to Use AI to Reduce the Grind and Improve the Work You Actually Do

Practical guidance for using AI to save time, reduce friction, and improve everyday knowledge work without surrendering human judgment.

The subject may change. The standard does not.

Books with a clear point of view, an honest voice, and a reason to exist.

Lycanthropy Works is built to cross subjects and genres without losing its identity. Each title gets its own visual language. Every title is expected to know what it wants to say.

01

Clear point of view

A book should know what it wants to say—and say it without hiding behind empty language.

02

Deliberate craft

Writing, editing, design, and production should feel intentional from the first page to the last.

03

Something worth saying

Practical or imaginative, every title should earn its place by giving the reader something real.

Sean Thomas Enderwick

Author and publisher

Sean Thomas Enderwick

Sean has spent nearly three decades helping organizations turn complex technology and business change into practical ways of working. He writes from the employee’s side of the desk.

His focus is execution: turning strategy into practical action, helping people adopt new ways of working, and delivering meaningful results.

Lycanthropy Works gives each book room to establish its own voice, subject, and visual identity—while keeping a consistent home for the work.