The Skunk Tales Trilogy
While each book in the Skunk Tales Trilogy stands on its own, together the stories create a tapestry of interconnected themes and ideas. Using animal characters to tell their tales, these allegories explore environmental stewardship, social responsibility, and, in one adventure, a metaphorical look at cognitive decline. Appealing to readers of all ages, the trilogy addresses universal themes such as coming of age, companionship, conflict resolution, ethical decision-making, justice, self-determination, problem-solving, and the art of negotiation.
“Both Sebastian’s Tale and Norton’s Tale are imaginative, fast-paced, and thoroughly entertaining stories of quests for enlightenment.”
Karen Feridun
Environmentalist and Founder, Berks Gas Truth
“Sebastian’s Tale and Norton’s Tale, two of the three books in the Skunk Tales Trilogy series, are delightful and well-constructed allegorical fantasies.”
Walter M. Brasch
Ph.D., Author of Fracking America, Before the First Snow, and other books
“Dylan’s inventiveness, verbal puns, and fast-moving plot with so much at stake keeps Sebastian’s Tale and Norton’s Tale exciting and entertaining.”
Marat Moore
Retired editor of the ASHA Leader and author of Women in the Mines
Meet Dylan
Dylan, who earned advanced degrees in Speech-Language Pathology from CWRU and the University of Michigan, specialized in new service delivery systems for those with Alzheimer’s disease and other cognitive disorders. She was a nationally recognized speaker and invited member of the HCFA (CMS) Multi-State Case-Mix and Quality Demonstration Project which established the prospective payment system for long-term care and quality of care indicators used by surveyors. For ten years…
Traveling Our Road
“Traveling Our Road” is a complex story simplified for children of all ages. In it the “Road” becomes a central character shared by Abigail and DJ, both of whom are faced with tragic circumstances…