What’s on the desk right now, land by land. The yellow slots mark where the Ịzọn lines will go.
The village with the big tree. The Little One, and the sisters' book that runs alongside it.
After Temeama's Lord rose, the Lords of the creeks around it stirred and began calling their people home. This village emptied the slow way: the rite shrank over a hundred years, the water fell with it, and the last families left nineteen years ago. Now it is coming back, one canoe at a time.
Before the forgetting and after the cycle: the Lords before Tem, the priests of old, the morning the third jar was left on the bank, and the boats that carry the Called home. Treatments for now, to be scripted.
The same cast in small pieces: stories you tap through, and reels in nine African languages. The language lines are slots until the speakers record them.
Tap through, choose what to do, and collect the words you meet. Tari Learns to Listen, Timi’s House, the Around the Eight myths and more.
Open Yard Stories ↗ Reels · 25 · 9 languagesShort reels for Beeli: a day in the yard, Timi’s House, Around the Eight, and the puff-puff, impostor and “Is it true?” formats.
Open Yard Reels ↗Reader. Whatever's on the desk right now: The Little One, the Land of Water cycle, and the prologues waiting to be animated.
Part of Creek World by Digi: a museum of a fantasy country rooted in the Niger Delta, with the games and books set there.
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