To the right are titles of books I have written on various subjects. Clicking on these will take you to a new page with a picture, contents listing, and the first chapter. Clicking on each chapter will take you to the next set of stories.
In some cases the individual stories may be contained in 'older posts' at the bottom of the text. Clicking on this will bring up more stories.
You may also return to the Chronicles page to find links to "Daytrippers" containing travelogues for short day trips.
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House of Clement
Essays, poems, stories, and musings from life journeys, pilgrimages, and sabbaticals across forty countries. A park bench in a Vancouver Botanical Garden gave genesis to a memorial poems. Clouds of pink cherry petals in the Netherlands was inspiration for a prize-winning essay. Grand cathedrals and cities in Europe provide endless material. The best source of material for essays and stories have been those people I treasure so greatly. "Four Wheel Drive" Captures the essence of true friendship.
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Inspirational Books By Craig Johnson
Rivers of Gold
About The Author
- Craig Childress Johnson
- A regular guy has been allowed to live a magnificent life through no merits of his own. A montage of assorted jobs and experiences in universities and hospitals over the past 35 years, and having never married has allowed me to really see and hear our world. The best part is sharing what I see and hear with others through writing, lecture, and visual imaging. The ultimate compliment I ever received is being told by a highly educated health professional, “I would rather see the world through your eyes than through my own.” I was stunned. The invention of blogs and other resources is allowing me to do this with large audiences. A regular guy gets to show this magnificent world – to the world. Off-line we make it friendlier and safer. A group of us build Habitat for Humanity houses – full time. We build dreams for people who have forgotten how to dream. Single mothers often fall through the cracks. We catch some of them. At Meals on Wheels we serve 169,000 meals to those who no longer can dream of seeing the world or even the inside of their local grocery store. Life is about participating in a group effort to make the world something the disadvantaged want to see with their own eyes.