This is a fictional story about the "first son of God" who wishes to return home. He abducts 7 clergies to solicit their grace and mercy to persuade them to endorse his appeal. In his efforts, things are twisted where he is forced, to his chagrin, to represent his "brother."

The Bouquet Race 1 is a "poetic diary" series about African-American and White-Americans so-called unique lifestyles. How we all celebrate freedom and liberties but often with closet disparities and separating social ills both inwardly and out. Noble is pretty harsh on them both and he gets down to the nitty gritty of their racial ugliness that's gone on too long. In the end, however, everybody gets a hug.

The Bouquet Race III is sociological purview of African-American (all Americans actually) men and women and a suggestion, based on author's experience and tribal research, a means to finding worth in their affairs of the heart. A "how to love novel" for the sophisticated.

This is a passion Sci-Fi drama screen-play about what might had happened to Christ (Jesus) during those "3 days" before his resurrection; and how those among him, on Calvary, may have helped him or hindered him. Where did they go and what did they do for such a time...?

This novel is about children's theatre and a seasoned dramatist who never dreamed of teaching became friends with thousands of children, an awarding teacher and later a professor among his scholarly peers. He tells the story of how it all started while an unemployed actor in NYC; auditioned regrettably for a children's play that exploded into something words cannot express. But he eked out something you'll find amazing.

This is a hilarious comedic play about race and 3 refine ladies from very different parts of American culture and ways of life. The 3 are gallivanting Vegas' mall yet again without their better half's accompaniment. The 3 have a fight at the checkout which results in a lockup. Where a heated verbal cat-fight continues.

This is a memoir novel about how to love anybody but I use the cultures of Black (Brown) people in America. The book throws down a challenge to trust love and less the distrust of precautionary measures regarding love. To love is not to spoil but to celebrate and salute the existence of others.

This is an examination of gender spiritual differences (male and female) and now they are very much equal in scope but in many cases contradicted in society. It explores the fading culture that women are inferior to men. It is an opinionated proofing the power of woman is different and solidly equal and should accepted as such without fear.

"My kidz..." is an autobiographical drama about a struggling parent and divorced reclusive x-husband who lives in a lofty NYC apartment. His adopted family is horrifically concerned with his isolation and has sent a spy, his brother Cameron, on a Thanksgiving day to investigate his feared brother unannounced.

"Touch..." is a musical about an age old story: two lovers trying to fall in love, stay in love and enjoy their affections at the wrong time, place and culture. Not unlike Romero and Juliet being torn by factions of racial delicacies that get tested by these two. They offer they're racist circle something they'll NEVER forget.