"Strange World" is a collection of four short stories. The stories explore deep themes in a fascinating way and explode with a surprise ending, bringing the irony of life to the fore. It's food for thought, and at the same time a thoroughly entertaining read.

"Jephthah's Daughter" is a three-act play in verse inspired by the biblical story of Jephthah. The play's superbly wrought plot girded by splendid verse spectacularly exposes the dangers of a tongue and temper unmastered.

The crabs must stop pulling each other down and cooperate, if they hope to escape from the Man's basket at Crab Beach. Can they do this, or will they keep up their mindless selfishness and end up as crab soup? The clock is ticking and the cooking pot is on the boil

A PhD student and his professor father delve into the subject of human trafficking, hoping to annul their dark past. But their darkness turns into a living nightmare. "It is with aplomb and admirable courage that this play indicts modern society for its carelessness over human trafficking as over sexual deviancy." -Truth in Literature

Musa is an orphan who cannot read at the age of ten. But when he learns to read, his love for books saves him from despair and helps him get a university education, as well as fame and wealth.