CELEBRATING 4 YEARS OF SAUÚTI
March 2026 marks the four years of the Sauútiverse!
Where did the time go? So much has happened since this shared world was birthed.
From Mothersound to Sauúti Terrors, the world is growing in all forms, from short stories, to poetry and art.
We’re pleased to announce that the Sauúti Terrors London book launch was a great success and interest in the Sauútiverse is growing.
We’re also super excited to bring you the Sauúti Terrors podcast, which you can listen to on Spotify, Apple or YouTube, and the latest review of Sauúti Terrors, published in The Continent.
Wole Talabi’s novella Descent is a finalist for the BSFA Awards and featured on the 2025 Locus Magazine Recommended Reading list, while Eugen Bacon’s The Nga’phandile Whisperer is a twice finalist in the Foreword Indies Book of the Year and got a nod for Superior Achievement in Long Fiction on the 2025 Bram Stoker Award preliminary ballot.
And that’s not all! Our Sauútivites are hitting goalposts – just saying. Black Friday, a collection of short stories, which includes Cheryl’s Sauútiverse story ‘The Way of Baa’gh’, by Flame Tree Press is a BSFA finalist. It also made the 2025 Bram Stoker Preliminary Ballot.
In other updates, Book 2, now titled Sauúti Horror, will be released in January 2027.
Sauúti Terrors is available to the general public via these links:
UK links:
- Flame Tree website
- Bookshop.org (supports indie bookshops)
- LoveReading (supports schools)
- Waterstones
- Forbidden Planet
US links:
Look out for other Sauúti novels coming, including Eugen’s Crimson in Quietus out by Meerkat Press in September 2026, and Adelehin Ijasan’s recently acquired novel, with details to be announced soon.
