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Chat With Local Author: Richard Curia
March 12 @ 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Chat with a Local Author Richard Curia
Come chat with local author Richard Curia in the library about his book Jubilee Makes a Triumphant Entry: A Tale of Jesus and the Donkey.
Date: March 12
Time: 10:00- 12:00pm
Location: R.H. Johnson Library
Jubilee Makes a Triumphant Entry: A Tale of Jesus and the Donkey
The original account of this event is captured in the Bible, under the four Gospels authored by Mathew, Mark, Luke, and John each from their own perspective. This book describes the same event except from the Donkey’s perspective.
This is a fictional Easter Children’s story, presenting “Jubilee’s” birth, growing up, and struggles Jubilee faces. This account is leading up to a miraculous healing where Jubilee enters Jerusalem carrying Jesus. Jubilee is accompanied by his mother on this journey, they assumed they would be going into the village to get some supplies. Little did they know, God had other plans for what was to happen that day.
The story was developed in Arizona, the editing was done in New Zealand, the illustrations were done in India, the animated video trailer was done in England and the website was built in California. This was truly an international effort to produce.
About the Author
Richard Curia is now undertaking a series of five books, God willing, which will be found along with Jubilee Makes a Triumphant Entry. Visit digdeeperpublishing.com website to learn more about the book and watch the animated video book trailer of Jubilee Makes a Triumphant Entry.
Curia is a Christian; he has been for almost 40 years. He has been a part of Facilities Management organizations for more than 30 years and is a licensed California electrical contractor. He manages construction projects at Grand Canyon University, located in Phoenix.
He holds an Executive Juris Doctor degree from Concord Law School, California, and a Bachelor of Science degree in criminal justice from Bellevue University, Nebraska. Richard Curia grew up in Southern California with four brothers.
