TALES OF THE LEONINI

Long-Lost Wisdom, an Irreverent Crow, and a Cleric with a Secret

For centuries, scholars have puzzled over the cryptic wisdom of the Leonini, sifting through fragments of parchment and half-deciphered symbols. Most gave up. Some got it wrong. And one—Cleric Paul Sabian—risked heresy to uncover the truth.

But he didn’t do it alone.

Enter Crow: opinionated, mischievous, and utterly convinced that birds—not humans—hold the real keys to the universe. Between stolen pages, unsolicited commentary, and the occasional existential debate, Crow has taken it upon himself to enlighten us all.

Tales of the Leonini is a collection of ancient fables, woven with magic, myth, and the wisdom of the Great Mother. From a creation myth of three goddess-sisters to the trials of trickster animals and defiant spirits, these stories whisper long-lost truths—if only we have the courage to listen.

But be warned: Crow is watching. And he has opinions.

Like The Tao of Pooh or Jonathan Livingston Seagull, this book is a bridge between myth, spirituality and ecology.