Gwandine

Gwandine has enjoyed writing since childhood when she would create stories, make miniature books from construction paper, and draw the illustrations for the covers. She sometimes paints on canvas as a hobby is and former porcelain doll sculptress. One of her creations is a collectible paper doll set titled Xerzinia. Gwandine’s paintings depict African-American cowboys and Native-Americans as she is of Cherokee and African descent. She enjoys writing inspirational parables and non-fictional spiritual books to help those on their journey with Jesus. Gwandine writes and illustrates her graphic novels depicting her characters.

Gwandine is a scriptwriter. She has a fondness and desire to produce Christian movies to be viewed throughout the world and to become a part of a team of movie producers.

She has toured and exhibited in the U.S. and donated African-American figurative sculptures for permanent exhibit in the Afro-American Museum and Cultural Center. She serves as a pastor and is married to a pastor. They have two adult children. Gwandine believes that the Lord Jesus blessed and inspired her in this endeavor.

Should you desire additional information, please visit her website at GWANDINE.com. Other books available by Gwandine are: A Place in the Wilderness – Exodus to Cimarron City, The Ethiopian Princess and the Cameroon Knight, Weight Management and Daily Devotional, The Cowboy, the Preacher, and the Lady, Powerful Kingdom Women Series, Saints and Church Folk, Mystery in Manalapan, A Love Worth Finding, In Whom Do I Trust?, Gwandine Magazine, The Anointed Atura, The Black West, Prairie Sisters, Mrs. Mystery, Poetic Peace, Xerzinia, The Lavish Lady Lawyer, and Jade Qi.

And if the Lord says the same, there will be more to come.