My E-books



Author of eight (8) self-published e-books, which are currently on sale at www.smashwords.com and on several online books retail outlets. They may be purchased in a wide variety of formats and at very affordable prices. 


1. Jackson, the wonder boy (A fascinating and inspiring kids` storybook with two sets of questions for assessment purposes and a glossary):




2. The Ant and the Antelope, and Other Stories (A compilation of 3 original kids' stories. Makes an interesting read):

3. To Abort or Not to Abort, & Other Stories (This piece is a collection of true-life stories and is presented in two primary parts, the first being a compilation of five inspiring true-life stories written by the author, mostly covering some aspects of his life and experiences).

4. Random Essays of a Theological Kind (This piece of work covers varied subjects including the life and contributions of notable Christian figures of past centuries (Cyprian of Carthage, Athanasius of Alexandria, John Chrysostom, John Calvin, John Knox), practical Christian living/Christian spirituality, Christian apologetics, theologies and a lot more. They provide enriching truths for both the laity and the theology-trained/clergy.

5. Wisdom Clinic: Insights for Impactful Living (A collection of 30 inspiring and incisive articles written by the author) 



6. A Case for Christmas (A concise defense of the celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ... Also includes poems written by the author for the Christmas season and scores of Christmas-related quotes from accomplished personalities from varied backgrounds)

7. Nuggets of Wisdom (The author`s selection and compilation of incisive quotes from some of the most erudite minds across the globe, interspersed with some introductory remarks from the author)


8. My Poems; My Musings (A collection of more than 32 original poems written by the author)

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