David Sable: 4 books

It is America’s Sunday-the day that millions gather to watch the Superbowl. From militant Pittsburg fan Joe to football pacifist Esther and pom-pom baring airhead Janelle Sterns floating somewhere in between, track two characters as they make their way through this special day responding unknowingly...

Darryl Reynolds, somewhat intoxicated, has a point. In times of vulnerability and need, the God people unquestionably worship was simply a no-show. Worse, this God becomes the impetus and justification for manipulation and abuse. A chance meeting in a bar with Mr. Downing gives Darryl an opportunity...

When Reverend Bob took the pulpit of Redeemer Chapel, he spoke for twenty minutes to the walls. Herein, is an apt metaphor of one who lives a life of good intention but is stuck in a silent world where even the most basic relations do not seem to be listening. How does this narrative change? Or is one destined to another week of meaningless mediocrity?

A stranger, evidently an executive type, walks into a barber shop. A Southern barber makes conversation and cuts the man's hair. Who is the real person in the story? And who is the one who still can’t seem to find the person reflected in the barber shop mirror? A Man’s Got to Believe Something...