SALVADOR finally finished after 20+ years!!

3/4/26

After 20 years of planning, researching, writing, and editing, SALVADOR is finally finished and available to purchase and enjoy at https://a.co/d/0d62xt6p!
SALVADOR was originally inspired by two books: The Jesus I Never Knew and The Da Vinci Code. I loved how Philip Yancey highlighted the humanity of Christ in the former, and I loved how Dan Brown constructed a fast-paced conspiratorial fiction in the latter.
As I researched, wrote, and edited, sometimes several times a day, new themes emerged, character development was calibrated, and the plot was persistently impregnated with existential and spiritual meaning.
My goal was to make SALVADOR attractive, satisfying, and persuasive by focusing on the existential side of each character, especially that of Salvador’s and Sofía’s, as well as writing a creative, action crime thriller that would rival any modern speculative fiction.

10/5/26

Hello Friends! I’ve been writing a spoken word titled “Copycat” that I turned into a multimedia video (“The Copycat Project”) that looks at Christianity, first from a skeptic’s perspective, and then from a Christian’s. The content was chosen from ideas and conspiracies that are on social media like YouTube and TikTok. Christians need to know…

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7/31/26

It’s Friday the 13th. “No more bets,” says the croupier before spinning the 21 mm ivory ball around the roulette wheel. The man with the $50,000 bet on black watches on greedily as his bleached-white teeth pounce on his nubby fingernails. The ball yawns and eventually kneels into a pocket. The roulette dealer calls it:…

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7/18/26

Two opposing themes stood out to me about Christopher Nolan’s cinematic portrayal of The Odyssey (and The Aeneid): trickery and hospitality. “Zeus’s Law” or the social contract of hospitality when broken was a severe offense against the gods. In the movie, we see both hosts and strangers violating this sacred Greek code—what’s supposed to be…

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