About the Book:

WANDA P not only touches upon the vital roles different cells play in our bodies, but on the macrocosm of human existence here on earth and within the rest of the galaxy. Author, Trevor Claiborn believes that all things are interconnected, and the overall good of the whole body or mechanism depends on all its parts, from the smallest cell to the largest organ performing its natural duties.

WANDA P is actually Wanda P. Jones, an old woman dying of a lung problem, because the cells in her body have rebelled against the natural order. WANDA P also represents earth as the body that human cells occupy. The characters draw some comedy out of our petty differences. Claiborn believes that if we can see ourselves as the small creatures we are in comparison to our vast universe, it will invite a natural respect for one another and a peaceful coexistence.

About the Author:

As a janitor in Lexington, Kentucky, Trevor Claiborn enjoyed many nights of thought and contemplation. Realizing that his role as a custodian (which he thoroughly enjoys) is vital to keeping the community and his buildings clean, led him to spend more than half of a decade in a long independent study of many races, cultures, and religions, their histories, and their roles in this galactic jungle and within our earthly community. Studying outside of a structured institution provides a different perspective on truth and the wisdom of the ages. A lover of words, Trevor Claiborn, in this, his first published work, lays the foundation for a never-ending quest for understanding and insight.