Miranda Mundt is a Seattle area–based graphic novelist best known for their webcomic Muted and for co-creating LoveBot with their wife, fellow artist Chase Keels. Mundt studied 2D animation at Vancouver Film School and has also worked extensively as a freelance illustrator, layout designer, and graphic designer.
“Muted is deliciously mysterious! With a unique artistic vision and a fresh story, it will keep you on the edge of your seat!”—Rachel Smythe, New York Times bestselling author of Lore Olympus “Graphic novel readers looking for their next fantasy fix should dive into this first volume featuring a spell gone wrong, a murder mystery to be solved, and a polyamorous sapphic romance.”—We Are Bookish “Inviting the reader to unravel a mystery that’s generations in the making, Miranda Mundt has woven a tale of deliciously complex witch family drama set in eerie and lush New Orleans.”—Petra Erika Nordlund, author of Tiger, Tiger “Miranda Mundt’s artwork sets a perfect stage for this tale of a young witch finding her power— bursting with color, poignant, and utterly bewitching.”—Kate Flynn, artist of Nevermore on Webtoon “This dark and enchanting tale immediately tugs on your heartstrings and leaves you rooting for its protagonist. Captivating, magical, and romantic!”—Wendy Martin, author of Castle Swimmer “If you’re a fan of fantasy intertwined with dark sorcery and supernatural worldbuilding, Muted is guaranteed to leave you bewitched!”—Curryuku, creator of Not So Shoujo Love Story “A captivating read! Miranda Mundt's beautifully illustrated story about queer witches is filled with layered characters and mysteries that will hook you and leave you wanting more.”—LySandra Vuong, creator of Covenant “This series starter will please standing fans with bonus content and surely create new ones of those who enjoy new adult modern fantasy.”—Booklist “The compelling first installment in Mundt’s popular Webtoon webcomic about found family, identity, and breaking away from tradition is perfect for libraries seeking queer stories filled with magic and mystery.”—Library Journal “Mundt’s soapy sapphic fantasy debut . . . draws readers into the drama of rival witch clans in New Orleans. . . . Romantasy fans who binge shows like True Blood and The Magicians will have no trouble falling under Mundt’s spell.”—Publishers Weekly