It began with crayons

Eó Stories turns a child's real crayon drawings into magical, published picture books. This galactic adventure was redrawn entirely by hand for one dreamy, consistent world — and retold, cover to cover, in rhyme.

18pages, told in rhyme

6illustrated Field Notes

∞wonder

Inside the 2nd edition

Every page redrawn by hand. A glimpse of the new edition:

The Forge — “you're built from the cinders of stars.”

The Bended Light — a slingshot past a black hole.

The Expanding Dark — “no centre, no throne.”

The Ultimate Truth — stardust that learned to wonder.

Home, Retold — the search and the searchers are one.

Field Notes — the real science, at the back.

The adventure

A small, single-eyed dreamer named Eo lives on a gold-ringed world at the very edge of the star-map. When a whisper rides in on a thread of ancient starlight — seek where it all started — he packs his scarf and aims his little pod at the night's farthest curve. Past the certain Mirror-Moons and a dying star that calls him its own; slingshotting a black hole, riding a comet, crossing a great silence; he learns from a wise old Mapper that the universe has no edge at all. And at the rim of everything he finds the Ultimate Truth: the cosmos, still molten and new, has grown — after billions of years — into him. He is stardust that learned how to wonder, and love. Told in rhyme, with real Field Notes on the universe at the back.

Read the 2nd edition — $4.99

Meet Eo — a small, single-eyed dreamer who sets out across the cosmos to answer the biggest question of all.

Newly revised 2nd edition: every page redrawn by hand for one consistent, dreamy world, and the whole story retold in rhyme. Past the Mirror-Moons and a dying star that calls him its own; slingshotting a black hole, riding a comet and crossing a great silence — Eo learns from a wise old Mapper that the universe has no edge at all, and finds the Ultimate Truth: we are stardust that learned how to wonder, and love.

18 pages of rhyming adventure, plus illustrated Field Notes on the real universe — stardust, black holes, light-years and more — at the back. For curious readers about 7 to 10, and lovely as a read-aloud.

Every world began as a real crayon drawing by a young artist named Eó. You'll get a high-resolution PDF to read on any device.

Prefer the original graphic-novel first edition? It's still here: eostories.gumroad.com/l/eo-first-edition

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