I Am Mine Alone

When Mousy moves in with Buck, she finds their life isn't quite like she thought it would be... Buck seems to want to control everything she does. He starts asking her strange questions: 'Isn't it a little late for you to be getting home?', 'Are you hiding something from me?', 'Wear this - don't you want to look pretty for me?'. As time goes on, Buck becomes more possesive and, while Mousy seems to shrink, Buck seems to be transforming from a mouse to a cat. Mousy must find the courage to escape the burrow.

Raquel Díaz Reguera (Sevilla, October 1974) has been writing and drawing ever since she was a child. She won her first picture contest at six, and she hasn't stopped studying, trying and experimenting since. She studied Fine Arts at Sevilla University, complementing her formation with courses in graphic design and digital illustration. However, her professional life took another turn when she abandoned the brushes to fully dedicate to her passion for music and writing.