Heritage across Multiple Genres

Circle of Isla tells the harrowing tale of Cahira, a warrior who wakes up in the land of the dead, with her last memory of men in pursuit.

Cahira finds herself entangled in a quest to reunite an infant with her best friend, Eara, to make peace with her mother, Una, and to learn the grander scheme of peace and goodwill with a scrappy crew in a surreal realm.

Adventure with Cahira and her troupe to untangle the intrigue and mystery of lost children and elders, of justice for mothers, and find a way to live anew.

A fantasy that moves you to reconsider the tangled nests that we weave for heritage.

Family Tree emotes a journey through peripartum and postpartum in a long poem with unflinching narrative that weaves raw metaphor to move candid and colorful imagery through birth to family as a creative nonfiction of stanzas and verse for a habitat hospitable to heritage.

Passage through liminal thresholds in-between words and worlds gone awry of the welcomes and betrayals of heritage. Hugs, pardons, pains, partings, and laborings drip with color and wonder that births a mother with her child in a world that neglects to welcome or cherish both.

Come feel cherished and held as we imagine our shared family tree in a new way. Embrace the art of validation and integration anew.

Graem's Ship carries the "Heritage Chronicles" to its advent with short stories that Dena shared with her newborn son about his first home in the nascent days of childhood and motherhood.

Graem's Ship tells tender and sweet children's stories of the adventure of circumnavigating wombside to earthside around pregnancy to after birth, or perinatal to peripartum, and shows how stories can endear mother and child together.

Handcrafted with adorable illustrations, Graem's Ship inspires an imaginative and kind way to bond and communicate with children, to validate and care, and to story a heritage model that supports new mothers and babies in our midst.

A Looking Glass for Adeline shares a sweet account of Grandma Adeline with stories that comfort and encourage any caregiver sandwhiched between generations, and who push through anticipatory grief to love with the stories of their loved one.

This memoir peppers in reflections and personal insights by the author of the Kingdom Come Trilogy, companion devotional and prayer books, and more.

A Looking Glass for Adeline reminds us that we are not alone in our life transitions, and compels us to honor the stories, affections, tensions, and faith that we each bring to the table.