Sérgio Stone
Owner, Master Bookbinder
Storyteller, adventurer, and liaison between worlds; Sérgio is the central hub of Stone's Throw Press, coordinating artists, events, and production of mythic treasures.
They can be found in art markets across the country eagerly sharing snippets of the various stories available in the shelves, both miniature and maximature.
When you meet, ask about their favorite snippet (they may even read it aloud for you)!
Mariel Carranza-Espinosa
Apprentice Bookbinder, Chicken Whisperer
Multitalented Management Duende, Mariel also contributes her talents as Resident Illustrator for a few of our authors.
Mariel's work explores mood, color, and the liminal — creatures half-remembered, berries glowing like jewels, mirrors that stare back. Her giclée prints move between the eerie and the lush without apology.
A few pleasantly unsettling stories are on their way, Winter 2027.
Hannah Williams
Resident Illustrator & Owner of Hagwood Arts
Hannah is one of our most established artists with the company, and has many more contributions on the horizon.
Hannah brings levity and strangeness to the same page — her Norse comedy Can You Yeet a Jotun? is proof. Her art follows suit: dragons in tangerine, moths at midnight, and the kind of trees that have clearly seen things. She creates in collaboration with her Poet-Author, Joel Burdick.
She will be working with Sérgio on an enthralling literary exploration of faerie anatomy, migration, and nutrition. (Spring 2027)
The Nemoricultrix
Chronicler of Faewyld Happenings
The Nemoricultrix is a part-time storyteller and a full-time faerie. Allegedly, it spawned beneath a plum tree at the turn of the century, and since then has grown (although not very much). But that is only one of the stories it tells of its own self.
In others, the Nemoricultrix wrested its Name from out the hungry soil of Faerieland, some unfathomable time ago. It formed its seeming-shape, and somehow or another found a way to this place, the Sunlit-world. Here it fell swiftly in love with the Sun, who grants matter & timeliness. The Nemoricultrix chose to stay, and some-times to forget Faerieland, and some-times to remember.
Regardless of origin, it loves this precious and so fleeting world in which it now resides, and has a special care for those agents of rot & decay that we call fungi.
Its stories encounter clever daughters, enchanted knights, and princes of ambiguous genders; range from silly to mortally contemplative, all with a care & love for being alive, being a thing that is alive, now, here, where you can hear it.
Minibook novel "Celia & The Prince Fiyero" coming soon,
Winter 2026
Mena LeVias
Assistant Bookbinder
Mena has been supporting the Lead Bookbinders of Stone's Throw Press since the very beginning, and loves to take a break from her Barista Pride to settle in with the pieces of little books; she calls it her 'Girly Craft Time'.
"Ms. Mena!" is a consumate professional and a paragon of friendship.