The Miragwyn Collection
Some are finished and in your hands. Some have a date. Some are still on the loom. The page tells you which is which.
Wilhelmina is a wedding fairy, and she is forbidden to love. When an ancient curse begins to pull day and night apart, she is summoned into a prophecy older than the law that binds her — and answering it means breaking that law to save the one thing she was never permitted to touch.
A lyrical fantasy about purpose and forgiveness, for readers of The Starless Sea and The Ten Thousand Doors of January.
A fisherman who refuses to remember. A sea that refuses to stay silent. A town spinning in denial on a rusted carousel.
When the ocean finally speaks — through a goddess of the tides, a selkie, and a sharp-tongued banshee — Fionn Murchadh can no longer hold his exile from memory. A mythic libretto about the debts we owe the self and the sea.
A chemist creates a blue that should not exist — a color held not by pigment but by the sustained geometry of a single, impossible molecule. It is the finest dye she has ever produced. By the afternoon of the day she presents it, the color is already beginning to bloom beneath her own skin.
Some instruments take twelve years to build. Some daughters take twenty-six.
Ann Arbor, 1994. Nur Kardelen is a doctoral candidate in atmospheric science and the flawless daughter of a Turkish surgeon — and for twelve years she has been secretly building an instrument that turns weather into music. No one has ever heard it. Then, at two in the morning, a trumpet answers through the practice-room wall.
A novel in five movements, with a companion catalog of eleven original songs.
A street artist’s murals wake a neighborhood — and the revival he sets in motion becomes the thing that threatens to erase him.
A beloved doll is lost in Istanbul, and the four winds carry her home.
A girl with an embroidery hoop, a boy with a magic box, and the golden age of stage illusion.
Each year, a ring. Each ring, a record.