
FiWEH author
D. G. James
The author is dedicated to bringing the untold stories, settings, and complexities of Jamaican life into psychological thrillers, urban dramas, and speculative fiction. His creative journey began as a teenager in Jamaica, sparked by a history assignment that challenged him to imagine the lived reality of a young man captured into the Middle Passage. This early fascination with the internal human experience stayed with him as he later moved to the U.S. and entered the military.
During his active-duty service starting in 1999, James finally put pen to paper for his first major project, a story titled The Martian Chronicles, which would ultimately evolve into his published work, The Red Myths. While his military background provides a foundation of technical realism and jargon for his world-building, his true passion lies in centering Jamaican characters and situations in genres where they are rarely seen.
Whether he is navigating the grit of urban drama or the mind-bending tension of a psychological thriller, James writes to bridge cultural heritage and modern storytelling. Beyond his fiction, he writes self-help books designed to help readers reclaim and master their personal narratives.
Books by D. G. James

The Red Myths: Beyond the Future and the Past (2nd Edition)
Dive into the suspense-filled world of "The Red Myths," where the main character challenges the very foundations of faith to…
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The Red Myths: Beyond the Future and the Past (1st Edition)
The Red Myth tells the story about historian Dr. Garrett Somers takes a look at a religious concept and how…
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Visitors Guide to Anchors Ground Yokohama
A full review of Anchors Ground Yokohama — from QR menu to steak‑on‑flame, pizzas, cocktails, and date‑night ambiance. Is it worth your evening out?
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Visitor’s Guide to Sky-High Bronze Buddha
Plan a serene day trip to Ibaraki’s Ushiku Daibutsu—world’s tallest bronze Buddha—with hours, access, highlights, and photo tips from Tokyo.
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Visitor’s Guide to Tokyo Tower
I’ve lived in Kanagawa for more than three years, and although Tokyo Tower is one of Japan’s most iconic landmarks we’d never made the trip. When friends invited…
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Visitor’s Guide to Bar Far East Antilles, Nagoya
In Nagoya’s Chikusa Ward, my family and I weren’t looking for anything in particular—just a change of scenery, maybe a warm meal. We drifted down side streets until…
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Misadventures of a Yardie: Lost in Translation
The snow expedition was my introduction to winter. Like most Yardie new to America, it was a culture shock. I had no choice but to embrace the new…
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Tips to Live a Meat-Free Life Now
Since starting my meat-free lifestyle, I’ve discovered profound health benefits, environmental contributions, and a deeper compassion for animals. This shift didn’t happen overnight but was a gradual realization…
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