In a world where gods form corporations and faith is the last form of currency, Vèvè-Punk: Birth of the Dream reimagines Haitian Vodou as the engine of the future.

Across nine interconnected stories, spirits and humans barter fragments of their souls for love, survival, and power. Within this speculative universe, belief becomes transaction and miracles come with interest. From the blood-soaked birth of Erzulie’s first bride to the neon glow of the Vèvè-Net, Dominick Rabrun builds a world where myth and machinery are one and the same. Here, memory is a form of technology, grief is a virus, and devotion is the most valuable currency left.

Blending Afrofuturism, mysticism, and cultural reclamation, Vèvè-Punk explores what happens when faith adapts to capitalism—and how humanity fights to keep its spirit intact.

Because in this world, faith is no longer free. It’s the most valuable stock on Earth.