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MountainFae Media, LLC @mountainfaemedia.bsky.social · 05/08/2026

"Some sought to glimpse what was beyond the aquasphere in the late evening. They could see it just before the morning lights." --Book one of the Subguardians series, "Manifesto Of The Black Eels" can be found on Gumroad, Lulu, and Amazon Kindle. MountainFaeMedia.org/subguardians

Book 1 (written as: lower-case b, digit: 1) of the Subguardians series, titled Manifesto of the Black Eels by Selma Sucil. Illustrations by Jo Schramer. A quotation says: "Many wondered if their lives were truly as peaceful and as full as they could be in a bubble city. Some sought to glimpse what was beyond the aquasphere in the late evening. They could see it just before the morning lights." There is an image of an orb-like place, with lots of details depicting plants, fish, and possibly a face. In the center there is what looks like a city.

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MountainFae Media, LLC @mountainfaemedia.bsky.social · 04/08/2026

Book one of the Subguardians Series, "Manifesto Of The Black Eels" can be found on Gumroad, Lulu, and Amazon Kindle. Visit our website for more information.

The Subguardians series by Selma Sucil -- B1: MANIFESTO OF THE BLACK EELS.

Glowing green cybernetic eyes gaze out at you on what might be a human's face.

A quotation from the book: "Look me in the eye and consider this: They are made of metal; We are not. Thus they are unqualified to rule us."

The book is available on Gumroad, Lulu and Kindle. You can also visit the website: MountainFaeMedia.org/subguardians.

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MountainFae Media, LLC @mountainfaemedia.bsky.social · 29/07/2026

Selma Sucil releases her debut novel, “Manifesto Of The Black Eels,” as an e-book on August 1st, 2026. It can be found on Gumroad, Amazon, and LuluPress.

An image of the book cover for "Manifesto Of The Black Eels" by Selma Sucil, featuring a blocky, science fiction font, over an iridescent, stone texture.

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