Buckle Up. Things are about to get weird. Sometimes, you just have to do things yourself... IF you don't get eaten by an invisible monster first. Sixteen-year-old Ruby Park is a handful. With her parents in prison, she's tossed between her relatives like a hot potato, finally ending up with her weird uncle, Simon Goodnight. Determined to get along with her last relative who can stand her and isn't locked up, Ruby nonetheless can't resist snooping into her uncle's mysterious business and its anonymous clients. Is it a detective agency, or...? Ruby soon learns those clients are bizarre creatures who can't go out in public to do their own business. She thought she was a misfit, but these people make her look downright normal by comparison. And hey, for the first time ever, she can actually be helpful!She should've known this couldn't last, though. When Simon is arrested for murder, it's up to her and her crew of oddball friends and minions to clear her uncle's name, and do it faster than a caffeinated cheetah, or her newfound happy home will go up in smoke. But the deeper she digs, the more complications she uncovers. Can she rescue Simon while keeping his clients' secrets, and not start a war or become a monster's snack? With the help of her friends, a bit of snark, a lot of wit, and a crusader's sense of justice, Ruby's madcap navigation of these rocky waters will leave you grinning from ear to ear.

The Goodnight Agency

Teen & Young Adult

Tork, Tyler

Literature & Fiction

Mad Cat

Tired of the same old fairies? You know, the ones with butterfly wings who sit on toad stools staring wistfully at something in the distance. The ephemeral sprites of pop culture who flit about giggling and maybe get into a bit of good natured mischief. Have you had enough pixie dust, but you still feel an inexplicable, primal sensation when walking through an autumnal forest, sitting by a gurgling stream, or staring at the intricate bark of a tree? If so, The Subverted Fairy Project has what you're looking for. We start with a colloquial word about nature to give our fairies a name. An artist renders that fairy any way they see fit. A writer then writes the fairy's story, as a poem or piece of flash fiction. Our fairies are unbound by tradition. Unbound by expectation. Rooted in nature and made alive by organic collaboration, these are the fairies you've been seeking. Fairies like you've never imagined them.

The Subverted Fairy Project: Book 1

Arts & Photography

Bitters, Kate

Worra, Bryan Thao

Zero, Conrad

Staffin-Wiebe, Abra

O'Leary Jr, Michael Allen

Bolton, Erin Suh

History & Criticism

Independently published

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