More books
More Naturalia volumes.
Who we are
We start with non-fiction books for readers aged 8 to 12. Books are the core; the rest will come later.
What we do
Naturalia is our book collection. We use photography of real wildlife, not illustrations, and every fact is checked against its source.
Books are the first thing we do and the core of Wildscript. Other formats will come later; you will find them under "Coming next", further down.
How we work
We research every book against primary sources: scientific papers, zoological records and specialised literature. If a fact cannot be checked, we do not write it.
We are a small team of self-taught people, not trained zoologists. That is why every figure is checked against its source.
We use artificial intelligence tools for part of the production work, and a person reviews every fact and every text before it is published.
The author
Kaizer Magnus is the editorial pseudonym under which all Wildscript books are published.
Behind that name works a team of self-taught experts, editors and designers. The pseudonym doesn't hide people — it's a coherent editorial brand that guarantees consistent voice and style across all titles.
Each book in the Naturalia series is researched from scratch against primary sources: biology papers, zoological records, specialised veterinary literature. The result is prose dense in data but light in reading.
Languages
Books are published first in Spanish and later in other languages. Each edition is a separate book on Amazon, with its own listing and its main store.
Values
Children detect when they're underestimated. Our books use correct vocabulary, explain real anatomy and cite verified science.
A beautiful book gets read. We take care of design, typography and photography because aesthetics are part of the message.
Coming next
Books are the core of Wildscript. This is what we want to do afterwards, with no dates.
More Naturalia volumes.
Documentaries about wildlife, made with artificial intelligence.
Short series to stop and look at what animals are like.
How living things work on the inside, and why it is extraordinary.
Courses, guides and a community for educators, families and young naturalists. It doesn't exist yet: sign up and we'll let you know if it happens.