Sabine Meyer
Science Fiction, Fantasy & Other Improbabilities
THE YONIS TRILOGY
They have wings, can bend gravity, and open doors through space. Unfortunately, none of that makes life particularly simple.Follow the birth of a new kind of humanity — from the Scandinavian wilderness to a distant planet, and back to an Earth in desperate trouble.
"The prose is direct and conversational, and the frequent humor keeps the unusual premise approachable.”
“The result is a novel whose speculative world develops through experience.”
“The strongest theme in The Madness is community as a response to isolation."
Literary Titan ★★★★★ | Gold Book Award
THE CERBERUS PROJECT
Two twelve-year-old girls, one enormous St. Bernard, and a journey through history that nobody planned.From ancient Rome to Stalin's Moscow, Billie, Jo, and Cerberus encounter danger, unexpected friendships, and forces far beyond their understanding.A time-travel adventure filled with history, mythology, and a touch of absurdity.
“The world-building is the real star.”“The prose is clean, funny [...] and gentle enough for young readers.”“This is a big-hearted story with sharp historical texture.”— Readers' Favorite 5 stars
WHEN THE ANGEL OF DEATH TELLS BEDTIME STORIES
Michael, the Angel of Death, is the loneliest of all creatures. No mortal can see or hear him, and all those he touches must die.
Then one day, a family adopts him as their own Godfather Death. Michael begins telling bedtime stories to their youngest child — dark, magical, whimsical, and tender tales from an angel's ten-thousand-year-old mind.
From soul-devouring snakes to chicken yards hiding other worlds, these modern fairy tales explore love, longing, sacrifice, and the absurdities of existence.
For the grieving and the brokenhearted, there is strange comfort here.
PRAISE FOR THE ANGEL OF DEATH
“The collection embarks on a spooky journey into life and death and what lies in-between.”— D. Donovan, Senior Reviewer, Midwest Book Review
“The result will delight older teens who delve into the magic, intrigue, and mystery of life and death.”— D. Donovan, Midwest Book Review
“You know a book is great when you have to pause and ruminate between chapters, or in this case, stories.”— Joy Jarvis, Online Book Club · 5/5 stars
KING HAROLD THE HAIRLESS
King Harold the Hairless is insufferable. His bad behavior poisons the universe.This goes on until one day, the Angel of Death decides to have a word with him.As my daughter summarized it: “A deranged tyrant meets A Christmas Carol, with some interdimensional pizazz.”Also:The Hulk runs out of Prozac. The consequences are predictable.
WHAT READERS ARE SAYING
★★★★★ — Editorial Review“The language seems so simple, direct, and fluid that it fooled me for a second. Of course, moments later I realized that no, I absolutely could not have written that.”— Catarina Luciane Silva, May 2026
“These are darkly funny. Sabine Meyer has a wild imagination, and I found all the stories led to unexpected territory.”— Kate Quest, Amazon customer review
“Meyers' writing style is funny and dark at the same time, and her stories have loads of imagination and originality.”— TK, Amazon customer review
WATCH & LISTEN — THE COMPLETE ILLUSTRATED STORY
DREAM SEEDS
Don't open that door. Unless you want to watch a mother turn herself into a raft.In this collection of stories and poems, born partly from actual dreams, a featherless chicken takes up residence under a woman's toe, a pitcher of tears pays the ferryman, and a robot develops a rather alarming approach to dementia.Sometimes funny, sometimes disturbing, and occasionally heartbreaking, Dream Seeds explores the strange territory between dreams and waking life, where the impossible is taken for granted and the familiar becomes extraordinary.
WHAT READERS ARE SAYING
“The stories had a blend of dark whimsy, moral depth, and fantastical elements. They are individually creative, but skillfully woven into a delightful read.”— WTB, Amazon customer review
“It’s a brief but deeply atmospheric read that weaves our modern anxieties with dark imagery.”— Mary A, Amazon customer review
“Meyer's writing is imaginative, compassionate, and often quietly profound.”— TurblentTina, Amazon customer review