Three original series. Books. Original songs.
A multiverse of possibility.
Momo & Yeti
San Mágos. The only city on earth where monsters and humans share a postcode, a coffee order, and a school timetable.
Three Worlds · One Shelf · YA Urban Fantasy · Prehistoric-Cosmic Satire · Ecological Action-Fantasy · Original Music
welcome to San Mágos
In San Mágos, monsters and humans share the same streets, the same schools, and the same uneasy peace.
Momo & Yeti follows a circle of teenagers finding their place in a city that would rather they stayed quiet. A vampire who builds things. A Medusa who designs them. A gentle giant. A unicorn who keeps the old songs. A first love that changes everything. They are different from each other, different from the world around them, and learning that the difference is the point.
This is a six-volume urban fantasy about identity, belonging, found family, and the quiet courage of being yourself out loud. It carries the emotional depth of Pixar and the irreverence of Wednesday, and it comes with its own original music.
Start with Volume 1, Death, Dawn & Other Inconveniences.
For readers 14 and up.
The songs in the Momo & Yeti series have been written to be heard alongside the story, not as background but as another voice in the conversation.
Some arrive where you’d expect them, others were always there, humming underneath, waiting for you to notice.
PREHISTORIC MEETS COSMIC
Dino Loco looks like a dinosaur picture book. It is satire for adults.
Across ten illustrated volumes, a cast of dinosaurs works through the absurdities of the modern world: corporate greed, digital addiction, influencer culture, commodified spirituality, and the strange machinery of wealth and power. The scales and the smoothies are the disguise. The target is us.
If you enjoy the comedy-as-commentary of Terry Pratchett, Black Mirror, or BoJack Horseman, this is built for you. Each book is a 21cm square illustrated object, designed to be read, displayed, and handed to the friend who will get it.
Start with Book 1, The Nine Realms.
Written for adults. Best appreciated by anyone who has read the news lately.
Kith9 begins in the places worth saving: a rainforest loud with life, a coral reef bright with fish, a savanna humming with insects.
Nine young guardians, each bonded to a threatened ecosystem through an ancient coin, discover powers drawn from the living world itself. The coins are thrilling. The transformations are spectacular. And the danger is real, because the emergency these guardians face is the one happening outside the window.
This is a nine-book ecological action-fantasy with the wonder of Pixar and the scope of Avatar: The Last Airbender. The coins and the powers are the only invention. Everything else, every ecosystem and every threat, is true.
Start with Book 1, The Beast Guardian.
For readers 10 and up, and the adults reading alongside them.