TOMO

NOSHi

PUBLISHING

FOR THOSE WHO SHAPE TOMORROW.

TOMONOSHi! Publishing is a Black‑owned house dedicated to the liberation of imagination. We publish children’s literature, cultural philosophy, and theological storytelling that inspires curiosity, creativity, and critical thinking.

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LET’S TALK ABOUT GOD: THE GOSPEL BENEATH THE GOSPEL LET’S TALK ABOUT GOD: THE GOSPEL BENEATH THE GOSPEL
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LET’S TALK ABOUT GOD: THE GOSPEL BENEATH THE GOSPEL
$38.00

LET’S TALK ABOUT GOD: THE GOSPEL BENEATH THE GOSPEL is MR. TOMONOSHi!’s most precise theological work to date, a return to the source, a confrontation with the systems that shaped us, and a gospel carved beneath the gospel we were handed. It is a direct, unflinching study of faith, structure, and the religions we inherit.

An investigation of the belief systems we were indoctrinated into and the world they continue to define.

Available for Pre-Order. SHIPS LATE MAY/JUNE

ESSENTIAL READING

A curated collection of TOMONOSHi! works that anchor the house’s imagination, philosophy, and emotional range.

THE TOMONOSHi WAY THE TOMONOSHi WAY
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THE TOMONOSHi WAY
$28.00

The TOMONOSHi Way: A Philosophy for a More Playful Life

The TOMONOSHi Way is a philosophy of deliberate life‑building that replaces inherited expectations with self‑designed agency. It is a working system built on curiosity as tool, imagination as infrastructure, and play as disciplined expansion. It generates possibility, constructs meaning, and produces a more playful life through deliberate design. This is the Way.

BLACK THOUGHTS BLACK THOUGHTS
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BLACK THOUGHTS
$22.00

BLACK THOUGHTS is an uncompromising collection of essays on Black American Futurism, resistance, and the elevation of Black thought. MR. TOMONOSHi dismantles historical distortions, exposes the systems that constrain Black innovation, and reclaims futurism as a living force shaped by ingenuity, ownership, and liberation. These essays challenge the narratives that frame Black genius within whiteness and assert a future built on Black possibility, Black power, and Black imagination.

DEAR BLACK BOY
$20.00

Dear Black Boy is an electrifying pregame speech for Black boys preparing to play the game of life. With poetic swagger, MR. TOMONOSHi! commands Black boys to dream beyond the narrow lanes of sports and places the full humanity of Black boys at the center of their story. Dear Black Boy gives Black boys a voice in their corner that refuses the labels imposed on Black boys by the spaces built to contain Black boys.

WATERMELON SUMMERS
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WATERMELON SUMMERS
$40.00

Watermelon Summers is a Southern Afrofuturist autoethnography that captures a boyhood shaped by myth, memory, and spiritual inheritance. Told through the field journal of Coltrane Johnson the Third, it turns family ritual, cousin‑coded chaos, and Southern surrealism into a sacred record of Black life. MR. TOMONOSHi writes as a mythic participant, revealing how laughter, labor, and love become theological practice. Watermelon Summers is a cultural artifact built from ceremony, memory, and mythic observation.

EDUCATION

DEPARTMENT

CURRICULUM FOR THINKERS, CREATIVES, AND EARLY LEARNERS

Free lesson plans built on the literature in our catalog. Designed for classrooms, families, and community programs, each curriculum explores the core themes of the book it’s built on.

THE EDUCATION

PROGRAM

TV & FILM

FROM PAPER TO THE SCREEN

FOR THOSE

WHO SHAPE

TOMORROW

“For Those Who Shape Tomorrow” names the people who refuse to sit still inside the world as it is. The ones who learn because they’re hungry, who read because they’re curious, who test their own thoughts instead of inheriting someone else’s.

They create because something needs to be repaired or reimagined, and their critique comes from proximity, not performance. When something feels wrong, naming it isn’t enough. They move from noticing to making.

They build because they care about the world they’re in and the future they’re handing to someone else. They’re the self‑taught thinkers, the independent minds, the readers, makers, learners, question‑askers, and problem‑solvers who use imagination as a tool for constructing the world they want to live in.

That is who we serve, because that is the work we’re doing too.

– MR. TOMONOSHi!
Founder / Chief Creative Officer

THE CATALOG.

BOOKS THAT LIBERATE IMAGINATION.


BULK ORDERS

+ INSTITUTIONAL

PARTNERSHIPS

We welcome partnerships with organizations dedicated to expanding and liberating the imaginations of their communities.

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