love the unloved — 2027 wall calendar

twelve monsters, misfits and misunderstood. all of them still here. Every myth needs a monster. Usually it’s the one who was hurt first, disbelieved, cast out, or just different. This calendar gives twelve of them their story back. Each month pairs a hand-engraved illustration with the character’s own words, and the year follows the Australian seasons: January: Poludnica, the Slavic heat spirit. “i’m not lazy. i’m surviving it.” February: the Morrígan, who saw the storm coming March: Sisyphus, same hill, same rock, still here April: Orpheus, who looked back May: Cassandra, who told the truth and wasn’t believed June: the banshee, grieving out loud through the long nights July: Hephaestus, thrown off the mountain, who built something anyway August: Baba Yaga, the witch in the woods, who calls it boundaries September: Persephone, back from the dark with the flowers October: Frankenstein’s creature, only ever asking to be held November: Icarus, remembered for the fall, not the flight December: Atlas, carrying the weight nobody sees The Erinyes, three sisters who kept score, are on the cover. Made to be used, not just hung Every month is designed for tracking the things that are hard to say out loud: a “mark your days” key for flares, good days, in-between days, appointments, rest days and meds a circle in every day to mark with the key, plus five spoon dots for the energy each day costs monthly tallies for flares, good days and rest days space for appointments, meds and refills due, and one thing that helped Australian public holidays marked, with weeks starting on Monday For the chronically ill, the neurodivergent, the grieving and anyone who was ever cast as the monster in someone else’s story. wear the static. wear it loud. Details: 2027 wall calendar 14 pages: cover, 12 months Fine-line engraving illustrations in black, white and one flash of safety orange Paper pages bound with a silver-color metal wire Paper weight: 8 oz/yd² (271 g/m²)