Unveil the Mythical Origins of Our Alphabet

Embark on a mythical journey with Jerome McNicholl’s latest creation, “Quite Early One Planet – The Arrival.” This enchanting tale introduces alphabet creatures with feathers, scales, and agile bodies, delivered to planet Earth by a Great Weaver of Words from various corners of the universe.

Jerome McNicholl’s creative journey started with visual arts at thirteen, exploring writing at seventeen, and pursuing a lifelong passion for dance and piano. His artistic pursuits expand beyond literature, contributing to stained glass, theater productions and crafting a medical center’s sculptural mural. Exhibiting in Toronto, Canada, and France, McNicholl’s diverse artistry began in 1975 with an ongoing exploration of the alphabet. Based between Toronto and Villerest, France, he captivates audiences with imaginative storytelling and artistic prowess.

In the heart of the story of “Quite Early One Planet” is Argo, a dust frog seeking refuge in a desert oasis. After years of solitude, one day at sundown Argo discovered a mysterious ’glow’ in his shadow. A voice within the glow whispers, guiding Argo to find the letters B, C, and D, and promising that others will follow. As the creatures unite on Earth, the Weavers’ plan unfolds, revealing their letter sounds and a profound purpose—to assist humans in creating words.

Readers who are drawn to mystical narratives and have an appreciation for new mythical stories that engage and re-enchant our linguistic origins will find “Quite Early One Planet – The Arrival” by Jerome McNicholl tailored for them.

Copies can be ordered from Amazon.com and Barnes & Noble.

Contact Information

Jay Williams

Production Manager

Leap Write Literary

jay@leapwrite.com