A pin project for bibliophiles who like their books with a dose of fantasy, a dash of romance, or a bit of both.

The Factory by Ihor Mysiak - Songs For the Shadows by Cheryl S. Ntumy - Two Immersive Stories for Our Times from Ukraine and Ghana

You've asked for it, so Space Wizard provides. Here is the long-anticipated Lesbians In Space Anthology!

Rosarium Publishing is proud to bring to the US this award-winning graphic novel adaptation of the Czech sci fi classic that first gave us the word "robot" and the foreboding robot revolution!

A pin collection for readers, audiobook fans, and book lovers.

The Cats Doing Science pin project was so popular that we are creating even More Cats Doing Science pins!

An enamel pin set featuring tiny dragons with their tiny hoards of various collectibles. Not all dragons hoard gold!

Beautiful enamel pins featuring tiny dragons with their tiny hoards!

This pin project was funded in 36 hours! Creatures, cats, and cryptids stalking in the night. Who knew they could be so creepy and cute at the same time?

Beware of flying cows & the unstoppable Black Knight, this is the officially licensed quest for the Holy Grail!

Indiginerds collects work from over a dozen Indigenous artists and writers! From gaming to social media, pirateradio to garagebands, Star Trek to D&D, all the way to missed connections and drama at the pow-wow, Indigenous culture is growing and vibrant!

Can a time-traveling secret agent get Leif, Thorn, and the rest through a day without any paradoxes, public health crises, or major character deaths? Harder than it sounds!

This is the first short story anthology set in a shared fictional world based on a blend of African cultures. Edited by Wole Talabi with authors from around the African continent and diaspora, the Sauútiverse is filled with wonder, mystery, and magic.

DEATH IN THE MOUTH: Original Horror from the Margins is an illustrated horror anthology showcasing BIPOC and other ethnically marginalized writers and artists from around the world.

Failure to Launch is a light-hearted, non-fiction tour of (so far!) unrealized technological and societal advances promised in years past, but which never came to be. What could have been, but wasn't.