Letters to a son who had not arrived. A family told in stories. And the one I was scared to publish. Read in order, they are sixteen years of the blog — bound.
It’s me; your Dad. — Letters from an expecting Dad
Two months, one week, and three days before Atlas arrived, I started sitting down every morning to write him a letter. This is all of them — a digital nomad’s decade of adventure colliding with the terror and beauty of becoming somebody’s Dad.
It is the book about the role we rarely talk about: the father figure, and how you actually become one.
Life is a Masterpiece
A collection of true stories about the family that made me — the laughter-filled chaos, the crossroads, the unconditional love, and the transformative power of forgiveness.
More than a memoir: it is the argument that, in the end, the moments of connection are the only things that turn out to be priceless.
A Story of Sin and Grace
Not a sanitized conversion story. Raw, honest, real — the descent into spiritual collapse, and the flickers of grace that broke through in the darkest of places.
If you have ever felt like you are not enough — or too much — this one is for you. It is the book I was most afraid to publish, which is exactly why it exists.
And after the last page — the rest of my writing is free. Start anywhere →
The books grew out of sixteen years of essays — and the essays never stopped. Start anywhere.