Dive Into a World of Whimsy and Insightful Rhymes

Explore the creative tales of Noam Inkfeather, where storytelling meets political and social commentary in rhymed verse.

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The Storyteller Behind the Rhymes

Noam Inkfeather blends humor, intellect, and rhyme to craft stories that entertain and provoke thought. Inspired by literary legends like Dr. Seuss, Shel Silverstein and George Orwell, these tales delve into themes of tradition, science, and societal evolution, disguised as children’s literature yet resonating with readers of all ages.

Each story is a journey into a world of imagination, challenging conventional thinking while entertaining with lyrical charm.

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The Archetypal Anti-heroine of Agency Capture

Book cover titled "Liz Enko and the Charming and Harming of Farming" featuring illustrations of farmland, a barn, trees, pollution, a farmer with a beard and straw hat, and a woman pointing at a diagram of a plant with a banner that says "Chem Aggrow."

Liz Enko and the Charming and Harming of Farming

An enchanting journey through the clash of tradition and modernity in the farming world. In his first work, Noam Inkfeather takes on Big Ag Industrial farming, the use of pesticides and right to repair laws. While a little rough around the edges, this first work is full of soul as it is unpolished.

The beautiful art was hand painted in water color by Gina DeSantis.

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Other Books By Noam Inkfeather

Book cover titled "The Grand Handstand" featuring an illustration of a person doing a handstand on the beach with a child. The person has glasses and gray hair, and the child is upside down. The beach and ocean are in the background, with a large sun in the sky. Text at the bottom credits words and pictures by Noam Inkfeather.

The Grand Handstand

A boy proudly tells his dad he did a handstand on the beach with Grandpa, and Dad’s excitement spirals into a rhyming frenzy. This playful rhyming picture book, suitable for ages 4+, celebrates language, laughter and the joy of turning small moments into big memories.

This is Noam Inkfeather’s first self illustrated work.

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Book cover titled 'Monsters in My House' featuring a cartoon illustration of a house with crooked windows and two bushes in front.

Monsters in My House

There are monsters in my house.

A bedtime monster.
A hungry monster.
A baby monster.
Even a little-brother monster.

But are they really monsters?

A funny, imaginative picture book that turns ordinary family chaos into unforgettable adventures while reminding children that everyone has difficult moments... and every monster deserves a little love.

Noam Inkfeather’s second self illustrated work.

Currently set to release September 2026.

Book cover titled "Liz Enko Lacks Vax Facts" by Noam Inkfeather, featuring a frustrated child pulling their hair, a therapist or scientist on a monitor screen, and a television with colorful images in a child’s room.

Liz Enko Lacks Vax Facts

Public-Private Partnership reaches new levels as Liz Enko gets the government to mandate immunization for acute infectious disease for the public and immunization from vaccine liability for the manufacturers.

Published by Children’s Health Defense and Skyhorse Publishing

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Colorful cartoon illustration of a woman with wings, wearing glasses and a toga, holding a spear with a snake wrapped around it, a man in a suit with a pig, and a winged cow with a bell, with a blue sky and green landscape in the background. Text reads 'Liz Enko's Mercurial Mission' and 'By Noam Inkfeather'.

Liz Enko’s Mercurial Mission

Liz Enko returns for her third book, this time she arrives on the scene as a well known advocate for Big Pharma company Smirck. She develops a mercury based preservative for vaccines. Little did she realize, environmental protector Bobby Candidly had mercury on his radar and he makes it his mission to stop her.

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Cartoon illustration of a man and a girl holding a steamed bun, with a cart filled with steamed buns in the background. The man wears glasses and a backpack; the girl hugs a black bear plush toy. There are Chinese characters and decorative elements like paw prints and hearts.

鲍爸爸抱宝宝

Bào Bàba Bào Bǎobǎo

Noam Inkfeather’s first work in a different language. Join Noam into this first title in his Adventures in Pinyin series. This adventure takes readers into a rhyming tongue-twisting rollercoaster. Learn the tones of Pinyin in this fun and warm hearted picture book.

This upcoming title will be release as soon as he can get the gnomes in the workshop to get around to drawing the darn thing.

(full disclosure: the current image is an AI-generated mock up and is meant only as a place holder until the actual illustration can be completed.)

Other titles

Noam Inkfeather is currently working on taping an audiobook version of an upcoming title. Illustrating another title. And then there are a couple other works that are in queue. Keep checking the website every few months for updates.

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What Readers Are Saying

  • A delightful blend of humor and depth!

    Noam Inkfeather’s rhymed tales are a rare treat, offering both entertainment and meaningful commentary. Perfect for readers of all ages who love a clever, engaging story.

  • Books that spark curiosity and conversation.

    The Liz Enko series is as insightful as it is entertaining. These stories challenge conventional thinking while keeping readers hooked with witty and lyrical storytelling.

  • Imaginative storytelling with a purpose.

    Noam Inkfeather has a gift for combining whimsy with wisdom. These books are a must-read for anyone looking to be inspired and amused in equal measure.