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Immedium inspires a world of imagination. Founded in 2004, Immedium is led by experienced professionals, who have written critically acclaimed books, marketed print and digital media, and sold #1 nationwide best-sellers. Immedium publishes engaging characters and entertaining stories that scratch the surface of possibility. Like tips of icebergs, they possess vast popular potential, connect to larger concerns, reveal deeper social trends, or address under-recognized audiences. Influenced by an increasingly "multimedia" world, Immedium creates original titles that have multidimensional appeal. But it also adapts compelling properties already successful in related realms, such as the award-winning screenplay for the film Robot Stories by director Greg Pak. Based in San Francisco, CA, Immedium sits on the Pacific Rim, a vibrant intersection for crossover cultural trends from East and West. Influenced by an increasingly diverse world, Immedium publishes subjects ranging from eye-catching children's books to contemporary non-fiction, including commentaries on art, popular culture, and multicultural issues. Immedium is a place where an idea can still change the world. We develop talented writers and dynamic artists, whose fresh voices and appealing storytelling light the sparks that made reading exciting in the first place. The boundless energy of our new children's hero WonderBaby personifies our enthusiastic dedication to this goal. Immedium reaches a new generation of readers. Kids who treasure charismatic characters with current sensibilities. Adults who seek illumination on current affairs. Educators who appreciate innovation as well as insight. Reading is an act of self-discovery. Immedium explores a world wide open to investigation. Where all things are possible. Where there are no limits to one's dreams. And where readers certainly can enjoy the ride. "On behalf of Lawton students, parents, and staff members, thank you for sharing your creative work with us. Your presence promotes a love of reading among our children."