Octopolis

An underwater adventure that redefines strength, autonomy, and the courage to say no.

In a vibrant reef teeming with sharks, crustaceans, octopuses, and other sea creatures, this powerful allegory dives deep into themes of desire, consent,
and the societal expectations placed on women.

Tethys, an octopus living among the sunken ruins of a once-luxurious human hotel, knows one thing for certain: She does not want to lay eggs. As she
defends her choice against her ancestors and a group of insistent male octopuses, she must stand her ground. With humor and lyricism, Laetitia Thollot crafts a thrilling and action-packed story that opens the door to conversations about gender expectations and autonomy