Welcome to my website
I’m a 73-year-old retired person who enjoys doing artwork and writing stories.
You can find the most recent stories of my graphic novel El Paso Tales as well as links to my other graphic novels and artwork on this site.
You can read the Cook’s Tale, the Ex-Nun’s Tale, and the Knight’s Tale by clicking the El Paso Tales link below. A new tale to come soon.
El Paso Tales is a collection of stories told by migrants awaiting asylum status to enter the United States. The idea for these tales is based on The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer published around 1386CE. In Chaucer’s story, the tale tellers are a group of Christian pilgrims traveling together to visit the shrine of Thomas Becket in Canterbury, England. To occupy their time, they agree to a contest to tell the best story. The “pilgrims” in El Paso Tales are in pursuit of an equally desirable destination.
Following the example of such great daily cartoons as Tarzan, Terry and the Pirates, and Dick Tracy from the 1930s and ’40s, I’ll be posting daily panel rows from pages of my ongoing novel. Yesterday’s panel row is displayed above.
Click the following link to all three stories of El Paso Tales so far:
Other Graphic Novels
The PDFs of these graphic novels are free to download if you’re interested.
In 1909 a local news reporter and a world-renowned bicycle racer collaborate with Doctor Carl Jung to solve the deaths of two high-profile residents of the city of Worcester, Massachusetts.
Two young indigenous men from different times discover their commonality in spite of living in different eras.
A small-town cop discovers that his long-lost girlfriend has returned holding deep secrets about the nature of reality.
Political cartoons covering the current occupant of the Whitehouse
Other Artwork
Watercolors
Oil Paintings
Linda and Family
Watering the Horse
