Welcolm

Stories aren’t just about escaping reality; they can help us understand it better. My writing takes readers on journeys through places shaped by pride, confusion, false strength, and lost hope—places where truth has been forgotten and must be found again. These stories aren’t about perfect heroes but about ordinary people learning that truth isn’t something we create. It’s something we receive, hold onto, and live by. Written in the style of allegory for today’s readers, these stories use landscapes, conflicts, and friendships to explore faith, conscience, and the challenge of doing what’s right in a world that often chooses the easy path.

These journeys assume that the source of truth exists outside of us. Truth is given as a gift, not created — as it is rooted in God.