Lacandon Jungle Press

 D. William Graves is the founder of Lacandon Jungle Press and the voice behind its darker paths. His work blends horror, history, and social undercurrents, often exploring what lingers beneath the surface of both story and reality. His debut, Seams of the Infinite, reflects that approach, where the line between the seen and unseen begins to break. 

 Mevlana Starling writes for young readers with a focus on growth, learning, and everyday challenges. In Greens Mean Go, a young boy begins to understand his body in a new way by comparing it to something he loves—cars—where the right fuel makes everything run stronger. Her work blends simple storytelling with lessons children can carry into their daily lives. 

 Troy Prahl brings grounded storytelling into unfamiliar territory, blending character-driven narratives with larger questions about place, identity, and purpose. In The Sheriff from Earth, his work leans into science fiction with a steady, human core. 

 Flaco Sol writes for young readers and those guiding them, building stories that are simple, warm, and meant to be carried forward. Best known for Tico Goes to School and Build Your Story, his work focuses on early learning, imagination, and helping children find their voice through storytelling.