From Endel to Affabel Graphic Novel Series
Ongoing project
From Endel to Affabel is a twelve issue graphic novel series told through the lives of its allegorical characters. Their choices and actions in Endel effect their lives in Affabel, even their very citizenship. Their lives are told honestly in Endel, and the truth of their choices are revealed in Affabel. Scripture references are scattered throughout the series. An ongoing murder investigation, political intrigue, spiritual warfare, as well as the everyday lives of people struggling with addiction, abuse, mental illness, stress and loss, propel the overall story to a climatic conclusion of perfect love and unconditional forgiveness.
Through the series, some will find love, others loss; some unmerited kindness, others unexpected relief; some will battle Dagon himself, and some will fall, fist raised defiantly, to King Jalyn. Yet, each will have their own story and ultimately be accountable for their choices.
But in the end, truth will reign and grace will be granted. Each one will have the opportunity to accept the gift of salvation. Will they choose wisely?
...And A Book
Release date 10/20/2020 Published by Notable Kids Publishing
…And a Book can be a quick, lyrical read. However, the rich, layered illustrations and the dynamic personalities of the book’s inhabitants will draw the child into exploring this world of mythology over and again.
Nothing.
Scheduled release Fall 2021
So it begins! "Nothing" is the exact point where a child's imagination and an adult's pragmatism meet. For the child this story is familiar fare, yet no less adventurous and exciting. For the adult reading it, this adventure is a reminder how precious "nothing" is!
The Long Goodbye
NYP
And so it goes... This is an old project, but so fun to read to my children even today. It was written from my experience of saying my morning goodbye to my oldest children when they were little. We would all drag it out till I was late for work. My son Jesse was especially clever at it. He lost his life in a drowning accident in the summer of 2005 when he was eight. That is one goodbye I wished would have lasted longer. Many of these clever quips are to his credit.