Brevegraph

[brev·e·graph] noun /ˈbrɛvəˌɡræf/

(A Coined Term): a concise, high-resolution written work that distills a complex or specialized subject—much like a Monograph—but in significantly shorter form, often designed for accessibility, clarity, and precision without sacrificing depth of insight.

Etymology:

Coined from Latin brevis (“short”) + Greek graphē (“writing”). Modeled in analogy to Monograph, with an emphasis on brevity and focus.

(Not as mind-numbingly boring to read)