About Us
Callum Knight
"I wrote my first autism memoir/guide when I was sixteen. What began as a small personal project quickly grew into a passion for creating clear, accessible books that made sense to me as an autistic author — and that's how Frami Books was born.
I design all of our books myself, working closely with illustrators on our fiction
Callum Knight
"I wrote my first autism memoir/guide when I was sixteen. What began as a small personal project quickly grew into a passion for creating clear, accessible books that made sense to me as an autistic author — and that's how Frami Books was born.
I design all of our books myself, working closely with illustrators on our fiction and fantasy titles to make sure every story feels intentional, inclusive, and visually coherent. Every order placed through the Frami Books Store is packed and posted by me, so each book is handled with care from start to finish.
Alongside my own publishing work I also support other authors through Frami Press, offering design, formatting and guidance."
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Ethan Knight
Struggling with learning and speech difficulties throughout his childhood, Ethan couldn’t read until the age of ten. His journey to becoming an author has been shaped by perseverance, resilience, and a deep desire to share his lived experiences.
Having overcome challenges that once made everyday communication difficult, he now
Ethan Knight
Struggling with learning and speech difficulties throughout his childhood, Ethan couldn’t read until the age of ten. His journey to becoming an author has been shaped by perseverance, resilience, and a deep desire to share his lived experiences.
Having overcome challenges that once made everyday communication difficult, he now aims to help others better understand the unique struggles and strengths of people like him. He has a passion for medieval British history and weightlifting—because if he has to carry the burden of constant demand avoidance, he may as well build some muscle while he’s at it
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LB Arthur
Lena grew up writing stories as a way to make sense of the world, eventually finding her voice in urban fantasy shaped by Norse mythology and an autistic perspective. Her work blends emotion, myth, and character‑driven storytelling, creating books that feel both imaginative and deeply human.
As the founder of Frami Books, she coll
LB Arthur
Lena grew up writing stories as a way to make sense of the world, eventually finding her voice in urban fantasy shaped by Norse mythology and an autistic perspective. Her work blends emotion, myth, and character‑driven storytelling, creating books that feel both imaginative and deeply human.
As the founder of Frami Books, she collaborates with her son, Callum, on children’s autism books, and supports other authors through Frami Press with design, formatting, and guidance.
When she isn’t writing or publishing, Lena is usually researching mythology, developing new fantasy worlds, or refining the visual identity of Frami’s growing catalogue.