CreedInk is a one-person publishing house in Minneapolis making comics, field guides, and screensavers designed for small e-ink screens first: bold black-and-white art, big readable lettering, and every page tested on a real reader before it ships.
ADVENTURES WITH GOGO AND NOGO · BOOKS 1–3 · SHOWN IN THE GRAYSCALE EDITION
Gogo and Nogo can always tell when a babysitting night is about to get weird — especially when their babysitter Mara is involved. Every book comes in both editions: crisp grayscale for e-ink, full color for phones and tablets. Flip the switch and see for yourself.
A full moon rises over the neighborhood — and Mara's secret starts to show. The night Gogo and Nogo find out what their babysitter really is.
Backyard camping under a full moon, with Mr. Henson next door, a tent that won't stay boring, and something howling in the dark.
A thunderstorm knocks out the power, the neighbor's cat Chico escapes into the storm — and Mara's nose for trouble is the only way to find him.
Six EPUB files, yours to keep and sideload however you like. Bold, high-contrast art and big, easy-to-read lettering, drawn for e-ink screens.
Each trilogy shares one theme and one continuous timeline — events, objects, and characters carry across books.
Four very different worlds, one house rule: if it doesn't read beautifully in black and white on a small screen, it doesn't ship.
Teen Pippa, toddler Willie in tow, and a grandma whose visitors are very much not from this neighborhood. Includes The Great Comet Bake-Off and The Neighborhood Watch.
Two wheels, one battery, zero good decisions. The original run is now a full trilogy of two-wheeled chaos.
A painterly, watercolor historical-supernatural tale. A boy crawls out of a Siberian forest grave with no memory of his name — and a jeweled egg that says otherwise. Book 1: The Boy in the Barn.
Students are vanishing from a Harlem high school — into the school itself. Zora Bennett can see the echoes they leave behind. Her first clue is the statue on the front steps.
Nothing in this view right now — try another filter.
Twelve richly illustrated nonfiction editions — animals, art, the night sky, the natural world — with every photograph re-tuned image by image for grayscale screens, so detail survives the trip to e-ink.
Plain files, no store lock-in. CreedInk books are plain EPUBs and the screensavers are plain BMPs — load them the way you already move files to your reader, and they're yours.
20 screensavers drawn from across the CreedInk library — wolves, dragons, airships, manors in the fog — sized and leveled for e-ink. Start with the free pack on Gumroad.
Xteink X3 at 528 × 792 and X4 Pro at 480 × 800, in the BMP format the readers actually accept for power-off screens. No cropping, no guesswork.
Every comic page and guide spread is proofed on physical Xteink readers — bold lettering and high-contrast art are requirements, not a style choice.
Load books with the official XTEINK app (Import on your phone, Cloud Sync on the reader), the reader's own Wi-Fi hotspot, or a microSD card. If it reads EPUBs, it reads CreedInk.
The books are the beginning. CreedInk is growing into the platform layer for these little readers — firmware and games, built in the open, one test unit at a time.
A branded custom firmware for Xteink readers, forked from the open-source CrossPoint reader firmware — with the book navigation the stock firmware is missing: a real table of contents, go-to-page, and a library that knows your series order.
The eink isn't dry yet! Illustrated adventure gamebooks made for e-ink: every scene plays out over two pages — first the place and the story, then the same scene again with your choices, so you decide based on what you can see. Explore, examine, choose. The story isn't finished until you walk it.
60 recipes from Blaze Daddy — print volumes on Amazon, plus e-ink editions on Gumroad with big type and a hyperlinked index. Vol. 1: Slice-Shop Classics. Every bagel a ring, every melt in a one-bagel toaster oven.
