Tabu

In 1981 Tabu graduated from Fairley High School as a graduating junior and a member of the National Honor Society. Shortly thereafter, he served four years in the US Navy as an Interior Communications Electrician within the engineering department aboard the USS Saratoga CV-60.

Post-military, he worked as an electrician in Naval shipyards. A career choice venue that provided an immediate return on the military’s training investment.

In 1987, Tabu was called into the ministry and after two years of denying his calling and enduring spiritual chastisement he decided to stop making his life more perplexing than necessary…he conceded (Jonah 1).

Continuously drawing from military training honed while attending IC-A School and Basic Electricity and Electronics - where analytical thinking and process writing was at a premium- he gravitated towards writing as a craft of choice.

In 2003, as a paralegal, Tabu spent thirteen years drafting criminal and civil litigation. Now, as an author, he shares the benefits of his varied training and experiences with you as he attempts to illustrate the power and influence of masterfully crafted words.