In Vosa vakaViti Rarama means light and in Shona it means to live or to be alive.
Established in 2024, Rarama Ink is an Indigenous-led hybrid publisher - blending editorial, design, and distribution support with full creative, cultural, and IP control for Authors.
We are interested in stories that reflect our interests and the communities we come from, however we want to - books, posters or card decks. We look forward to learning about more stories, locally and regionally, connecting and collaborating
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From idea to print
We work alongside writers, artists, and knowledge holders through every stage of bringing your book to life.
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You stay in control
Your creative vision remains yours - we're here to provide the guidance, resources, and expertise that help bring it to life exactly as you envision it.
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We build together
From editorial refinement to design, production, and thoughtful marketing, every step becomes a conversation between your vision and our craft.
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Rooted in culture
Our approach draws deeply from Indigenous storytelling traditions, talanoa practices, and design philosophies that honor the stories we help tell.
NEW
PUBLICATIONS
Explore our captivating publications: Senikau ni Viti, a celebration of Fijian flora by Elsie Andrews; Kalokalo, an enchanting journey through love, friendship, and grief expressed through poetry by Arieta Tegeilolo Talanoa Tora Rika; and Ete Fixes the Glitch, a delightful children’s story by Namulau’ulu Nu’uali’i Eteroa Tusipepa Lafaele that inspires imagination and problem-solving in tech.
