Inmani Inmani is an action packed cyberpunk fantasy world full of diverse LGBTQIA+ characters exploring themes of deconstruction and decolonization. A novel, book one of the Inmani series. Buy Now They forged me, trained me, made me into a weapon.But weapons only exist to be used… Maxine “The Fist” Ali believes what her church and the Inquisition have told her: Nova Mundo is a city of sinners. Six hundred years ago, the Ayu saw fit to bless humanity with divine magic. Then came the alterations. The disrespect. Now, the filthy, mutated Inmani must be eradicated. Deployed to quash an Inmani insurgency, Max’s zealous mission is upended prematurely by her reckless gambling and an unlucky fight. Desperate for a dime, she finds work with charming local fixer Jaq — nonbinary, queer, and street-smart. But carrying out “you pay I punch” jobs means Max can no longer avoid the Inmani. Tangled in their dangerous day-to-day, Max stumbles on a mass grave — evidence of a horrifying socio-scientific experiment. And the Inmani are far from its only victims. As she slowly begins to question the authorities that propel her to violence, Max is forced to confront an earth-shattering truth: if her life so far is a lie…she has no idea who she is. In/Human is an LGBTQIA+ science fiction novel that explores religious power, identity, belonging, and the morality of justice. A novel, book two of the Inmani series.Preorder coming soon.After murdering a cyber-paladin and betraying her church, ex-spy Maxine Ali is on the run. Unfortunately, she’s just been shipwrecked.Only pirates, criminals, and desperate heretics seek shelter in the technologically backwater town of Driftwood. Normally, a freshly-minted blasphemer like Max would find it a convenient place to be shipwrecked—but the inquisition warship sitting in the harbor suggests that the church is finally ready to tame Driftwood’s dissidents.Max has zero desire to involve herself in Driftwood’s troubles; all she wants is to retire and disappear. But her ride isn’t going to fix itself, and her girlfriend, Jaq, is all too eager to support a local insurrection. Soon, Max finds herself caught in the crossfire, captured by outlaws, and confronted with the consequences of her old allegiances. Suddenly, Max’s most dangerous secret is at risk of coming out… and if it does, everyone in Driftwood might well want her dead.The second book in Cullen McHael’s Inmani Series charts new frontiers in weird west science fiction. Enter the town of Driftwood and join the heretical cyberpunk rebellion. A prequel novella, free to newsletter subscribers, and a great place to start. A city under siege. A world ravaged by monsters. No one gets out alive. On the night of her 13th birthday, a refugee sleeps in an abandoned building, dreaming of boats and distant lands: someplace she might celebrate with no bombs. In a city surrounded by armies of monsters, defended by a high-tech paladin with a shining sword, riddled with gangs and militia, and where artillery sometimes falls like the evening rain, choosing where to relax may decide if she makes it another day… and this one picked the wrong place to rest her head. When demonic assassins pick her camp site to lay a trap for the city’s last Paladin, she must gather her friends, her wits, and every scrap of her faith to find a way out… or at least make sure the city remembers her name. The City Where No One Remembers My Name is an LGBTQIA+ cyberpunk fantasy novella with horror elements, exploring themes of found family, war, and liberation. Free Download