Imaginary Books
Can’t remember if I mentioned it before but we will be launching a line of children’s titles called Imaginary Books.
The first release will be Luna Maris by Steven Archer (ego_likeness). Here’s a little promo vid for the book.
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Children’s titles . . . awesome!