A small grey doll, two inches tall, which is their actual size. Hat sewn on, mouth shut.
Things we might make. None of it is for sale yet. These are drawings and previews, not photos, and some of it will change before it is made, or never be made at all.
A doll, a tiny door for the skirting board by the bed, and twenty-four nights of cards to find in the morning.
A wooden door three inches tall, for the skirting board by the bed. It sticks on, and it peels off without a mark.
One for the first night and one for every morning after, each with a rhyme about what they did while you slept.
A small booklet with what to do each night. Keep it somewhere a child won’t look.
Pointed, floppy at the tip, and rust red, like theirs. For children and for grown-ups.
Murkmares, die-cut, to stick wherever you would least like to find one.
One Murkmare head in its hat, seven centimetres across.
A Murkmare peeking out from under its hat, small enough for a collar.
A printed pin of a Murkmare crouched low, waiting for the lights to go out.
A thin felt bookmark. A small Murkmare keeps your place and peeks over the top of the page.
For the morning, when you find out what they did.
A picture from the book, printed large, for a wall you don’t sleep near.
Sold in threes. Two for you. One for the Tax. Children’s and grown-up sizes.
Charcoal felt, with a rust hat over each toe and a pale face peeking out from under it. Cold toes are the first sign. Children’s and grown-up sizes.
Cream, covered in tiny Murkmares at work. “Sleep tight.” on the pocket, and “Keep your mouth shut.” under it. Children’s and grown-up sizes.
Plain cream, with one Murkmare climbing up from the hem. Children’s and grown-up sizes.
Sixteen night scenes to colour on grey paper, with four old pencils tucked inside the cover: grey, black, white and rust.
Christmas, Halloween, Lunar New Year, Valentine’s Day, Easter and New Year’s Eve, each with a short rhyme inside. Boxed, with envelopes.
No pictures yet.
- A pillowcase printed with the warning from the book: “They’ll make do with your nose.”
- T-shirts.
- Murkmare costumes for Halloween 2027, for grown-ups and for children.
- A hat for dogs.
- A real Evidence Kit, with a magnifier and envelopes for what they leave behind.

