Everyone knows that as Raweno works, no one is to watch. His is the magical process of creating plants and animals. Yet, for one impatient lump of clay, listening and waiting are qualities reserved for the other, quieter creatures. "Make me now!" becomes the order of the day; it is with this statement that the story begins. For the thing that Raweno despises most is when someone doesnít listen. What will happen when the Creator of all plants and animals comes across such a defiant creature? The resulting consequences are a lesson to be learned by all.
Mike Preble teaches, writes, remodels homes and builds furniture. He has written/produced several video projects, a poetry series, a jazz CD and a variety of "How to" magazine articles. He wrote and presented Intercultural Training programs in New York City and Braunschweig, Germany. Mike's family includes his wife (high school sweetheart, Ann), three wonderful children and two silly dogs. / Tom Stiglich, illustrator, was born and raised in Philadelphia, PA and attended The Art Institute of Philadelphia where he graduated with honors. He has been an illustrator, art director and for the past six years, a graphic designer for weekly newspapers in Philadelphia. Tomís editorial cartoons appear in many Philadelphia and New Jersey newspapers and have been seen in USA Today, New York Times, Newsweek, King Features Syndicate's The New Breed and the annual book series Editorial Cartoons of the Year and many more. He is a member of The National Cartoonists Society and the Association of American Editorial Cartoonists.