From Page to Platform.

We publish first—then adapt to film, animation, and edtech. Our catalog of original IP and 900+ ISBNs is the engine for stories, products, and partnerships.

900+ ISBNs Original IP Catalog Film & Animation Ed, Tech & Workbooks CUC Animation School Ties
Explore the Catalog Adaptation Pipeline
18+
Published Titles (Print/Kindle)
900+
ISBNs Under Management
2
Flagship Franchises (BV & OWOD)
6
Doc/Series Concepts in Dev

Spotlight: The Young Pulp Writers' Guild

An innovative program to teach creative writing, teamwork, and leadership to children.

  1. Collaborate & Learn: Small teams (2-5 young writers) work in a "Writer's Room," rotating leadership roles to build social skills.
  2. Structure & Create: A structured formula (3-Act Structure) guides students from a one-line pitch to a complete, structured story.
  3. Publish & Showcase: Finished stories are "published" in a collaborative Digital Magazine with ISBN and celebrated with "Guildy Awards."
  4. Adapt & Extend: Teams can adapt their stories into short films for a festival, learning new skills with guided AI tools.
Young Writers Guild Full Program Details jim@fstem.net

Our Model

  1. Create & Acquire IP: Fiction (Beijing Vampires, One World One Dream) and non-fiction (Power Currency, 36 Stratagems) built as series.
  2. Publish Multi-Format: Print, Kindle, audiobook, and translations—every edition with its own ISBN and distribution metadata.
  3. Adapt & Produce: Film/animation pilots, documentary treatments, and classroom-ready workbooks and courseware.
  4. License & Distribute: Libraries, universities, streaming, international partners; leverage ties with the CUC Animation School for talent and co-production.
Collaborate Why Media 2026

Project News & Updates

  • Beijing Vampires pilot outline completed; animation test boards greenlit (03/10/2025)
  • ISBN catalog consolidated by imprint and series for 2026 rollout (07/03/2022)
  • CUC Animation School collaboration scoping for student reels & pipeline (08/26/2018)
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Publish-First → Build Better Adaptations

Books are our blueprint. Publishing locks story, canon, and IP rights; then we adapt to screen and classroom. That sequencing improves budgets, protects continuity, and opens multiple revenue paths—royalties, licensing, film options, workbooks, and translations.

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Become a Partner

We’re seeking partners, co-producers, distributors, university, and investors to scale publishing and screen adaptations. Deal paths include option agreements, co-financed pilots, and catalog licensing (by series or imprint).

Investment & Deals

Contact Us

General: info@2026.media

Press & Rights: rights@2026.media

Locations: St. Louis, MO, USA • Bangkok, Thailand • Beijing (CUC Animation School ties)