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“Nothing we humans create can be as beautiful as what nature offers.”
Maya Svevak, the creator of the universe of Svevi Avatar, performs Erik Satie’s Gnossienne No. 1 as she continues telling the story of Bunim Cardozo, the focus of the graphic novella – Part 1, Svevi Avatar Glimpses: The Pandemic Begins.
I learned of Chadwick Boseman’s death on August 28, 2020, just a few days after Jacob Blake, a black man, was shot in the back seven times by police…
Maya and Shakti 6: As hundreds of millions of people worldwide gear up to end their celebration of the female creative force, Shakti, we highlight the special manifestation of Shakti within Maya.
Get a glimpse of what’s to come in the soon-to-be-released Svevi Avatar novella in this first teaser trailer called ‘Svevi Avatar: On the brink’ on our youtube channel. Make sure to subscribe!
Fans of novels, novellas, comics, graphic novels, animations, and music will love Svevi Avatar. This multi-platform, multi-media world is designed to engage readers of all types, from those who enjoy long-form narratives to those who prefer visual storytelling. Whether you’re a fan of fantasy, science fiction, magical realism, speculative fiction, or young adult literary fiction, Svevi Avatar will reel you in.
Portals is the official newsletter of the universe of Svevi Avatar. It is published biweekly and features exclusive content, including excerpts, advance peeks at new artwork, glimpses into the identity of the author, Maya Svevak, and explorations of the inspiration behind Svevi Avatar.
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In her blog, Maya Svevak writes from non-eurocentric and indigenous perspectives to explore the 7 core ecosocial (ecological + social) issues of our time. These include issues related to: indigenous peoples, environment, identity, gender violence, capitalism, health, and culture.
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Maya Svevak is an author, artist, and activist, who takes an inter-disciplinary and multi-perspective approach to her work. Through her fictional writing, Maya aspires to absorb readers into the fascinating, often mystical worlds of people who are marginalized and ignored: the indigenous, dark-skinned, disabled, exploited, and abused. In her non-fictional essays, Maya draws on her training as a scientist and lawyer to clearly lay out the links between cause and effect, so that readers can expand their understanding of the realities that afflict us locally and globally. Maya has worked at the grassroots level with disenfranchised communities around the world, where she continues to meet awe-inspiring individuals. She is a global citizen, who has lived in many different countries, and so has had the good fortune to understand the human experience from a rich variety of perspectives and cultural contexts. She hopes to transition to writing full-time very soon.
