Read GLYPH: The Mother in the Titan if you love explosive underdog brawls, ancient mysteries, and watching a sarcastic mechanic try to talk his way out of fighting giant robots. Buckle up—the Titan is waking up, and it’s going to be a wild ride!

For generations, humanity has scraped by on a blistering salt-flat wasteland by cannibalizing the carcass of the Titan, a colossal crashed starship. They are ruled by the ledger-obsessed Authority, who keep everyone in line with a terrifying mandate: meet your scrap quotas, keep your head down, and never mess with the artifacts left behind by the “Cybermages”—a legendary race of heretical, world-destroying monsters.

​Meet Jack: A scrawny, sarcastic junk-rat who treats the colony’s sacred laws as mild suggestions. He’s obsessed with proving the Cybermages were actually misunderstood geniuses, and he’s just dug up the motherlode: a pristine, ancient power core. He’s ready to rewrite history… right after he accidentally infuses himself with chaotic, explosive magic he has absolutely no idea how to control.

​Meet Charlotte: A stoic, exhausted inventory clerk with a missing arm and a desperate desire to just survive. She has absolutely zero time for Jack’s nonsense. But when Jack’s reckless stunts put him seconds away from a brutal public execution, Charlotte is forced to blow her cover to save his scrawny neck. She reveals the jaw-dropping secret she’s hidden for twenty years: a glowing, silver-white cybernetic arm and a mastery of blue hardlight magic. She is the last true Cybermage.

​Suddenly Public Enemy Number One, this wildly mismatched duo has to team up to survive. What follows is a high-octane, snark-filled escape into the uncharted, cavernous depths beneath the wasteland.

​Hunted by the colony’s relentless, armor-clad Marshal, Jack and Charlotte will have to navigate hidden subterranean cities, bicker constantly about survival protocols, and accidentally resurrect a three-hundred-year-old starship Captain into a rusty maintenance bot. But as the dormant Titan begins to stir, they’ll discover that the “ghosts” of the past aren’t just myths—and the history they’ve been taught is a lie hiding a terrifying reality.