Author · Storyteller · Anime Creator
His name means "I am the handiwork of God." He took it literally – and started making things: novels, worlds, and an anime universe drawn from Nigerian soil.
Say it right: Ee-SHEH-oh-loo-wah-NEE-mee
Iseoluwanimi · The author himself
Scroll – the story continues
One Creator, Two Worlds
Some of it stays on the page and becomes a novel. Some of it lifts off the page and becomes animation. Both come from the same pen.
The Page
The literary side. Young adult novels about faith, storms, and finding out what you were made for – written for readers who want stories with weight.
Fly, Benaiah, Fly and The Inkborn Chronicles live here.
The Screen
The animated side. A YouTube anime universe in bold cel-shaded 2D – African stories with the kinetic energy of a title card slamming onto screen.
The channel is live and the first stories are in production.
ISẹ Books
ISẹ Books
Fly,
Benaiah,
Fly
Young Adult Fiction · 26 Chapters
A storm is not the end of the sky.
A literary coming-of-age novel about a boy, an eagle, and the kind of faith that only grows in bad weather. Benaiah's story asks the question every young reader eventually faces: when the storm comes, do you hide from it – or learn to ride it upward?
ISẹ Books
The
Inkborn
Chronicles
Young Adult Fantasy · The Awakening Arc
Some stories refuse to stay on the page.
The novel behind the anime. A young adult fantasy where ink is more than ink – it carries power, memory, and destiny. The Awakening Arc opens the saga – and the same world is being brought to the screen through ISẹ Originals.
ISẹ Originals
ISẹ Originals is Iseoluwanimi's animated storytelling channel – a YouTube anime universe where Nigerian imagination meets the boldest visual language in animation.
The worlds he writes on the page are being brought to the screen, starting with The Inkborn Chronicles. The channel is live, and the first stories are in production.
Subscribe now and be there from the very first upload.
ISẹ Originals
First StoriesIn Production
About the Author
Iseoluwanimi Ayo-Fagbuyi is a twelve-year-old Nigerian novelist and anime creator who writes the kind of stories he wants to read – and then builds the worlds to match.
He moves between two crafts: long-form fiction under the ISẹ Books imprint, and animated storytelling through ISẹ Originals. His work is shaped by faith, by Nigerian life, and by a conviction that young African voices belong at the centre of the page and the screen – not the margins.
At twelve, he has already written two full-length novels: Fly, Benaiah, Fly and The Inkborn Chronicles – a story ambitious enough that one format couldn't hold it.
ISẹOLUWANIMI
Yoruba: "I am the handiwork of God." ISẹ – pronounced ee-SHEH – means work, or handiwork. It is also the name over everything he makes.
The boy behind the ink