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Books and Writing

The Chain

A graphic novel set in a forgotten Spanish mission deep within a South American rainforest. A group of rebel prisoners, chained together, escape a sadistic commanding officer only to find the jungle itself turning against them: manifesting each man's guilt, fear, and desire. The chain binding them is more than physical. Each prisoner's fate is tied to the group, and each must contend with the darkest aspects of every man along the line. A psychological horror story drawing on magical realism, warfare, and the medieval imagination of hell.

Sean Webley

Yaki Taki

Two red panda brothers are left to fend for themselves when their mother steps out. What follows is a wild, imaginative meal: part cooking, part invention, part chaos. A children's book about sibling mischief, creativity, and the adventures that happen when no one is watching.

Sean Webley

One Time

A photo book of autobiographical essays and images spanning years of living. Raw, comedic, and unsentimental: between Bukowski and fine art photography. The work pairs candid photographs with writing that treats ordinary life with the same directness and dark humor.

Zenon Zyk

Conductor Ned's Adventures

Conductor Ned takes young riders on a journey through the animal kingdom, where Little Kevin discovers how every creature handles the same challenge he faces. An early childhood book that turns a familiar milestone into an adventure, building confidence one stop at a time.

Sean Webley & Tracy Webley

Structura Annual

The annual publication of Primitive Collective. Written by Sean Webley, each volume documents projects in progress alongside essays, criticism, interviews, and source materials that inform the theoretical framework behind the work.

Sean Webley & Various

The Boatman

A graphic novel adapted from Franz Kafka. A boatman ferrying a hunter from the land of the living to the land of the dead becomes lost at sea. Hundreds of years pass. Ports come and go. No one serves the function of their role: the boatman cannot navigate, the hunter no longer hunts, the fishermen have stopped fishing. An absurdist comedy about purpose, futility, and the strange hope found in continuing on.

Sean Webley

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