Before we were us, we were words.
PSALM 33:6
BOOKS by WILL CUNNINGHAM
Magnet Ass and
the Stone-Cold Truck Hunters
This memoir explores how Captain Al "Magnet Ass" Milacek and his crew flew Vietnam's most impossible flight. Learn more.
How to Win a Family Fight
It's time to fight right. If you're involved with one or more people in a continuing relationship, you can bank on one thing for sure: there will be conflict. Learn more.
It Happened at
the Sunset Grille
For a powerful fiction on the topic of sexual sin and redemption, this Peretti-esque novel is a must. Learn more.
Letters from the Other Side
If you ever doubted God's ability to set aside the other 7 billion people on this planet and pay attention to just you––this novel will wash your doubts away. Learn more.
Sins of the
Fathers
A futuristic novel where the topic of abortion collides with euthanasia in the year 2038, but this time, the expendable ones are the adults. Learn more.
FROM the BLOG
Books & Events
Listening
Truths I discovered while writing my new book, Magnet Ass and the Stone-Cold Truck Hunters.
Family & Children
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The Fanciful Truth
Download my musical tales featuring Newsboys former bassist, Phil Joel.
Marriage
I'll Have the
Garden Burger
My deepest beliefs regarding decision-making in the home.
MEET WILL CUNNINGHAM
Will Cunningham is a marriage counselor by day... a writer by night... a storyteller by design... a musician by ear... a fisher of men... a skeptic of any adjective with more than one syllable... a lover of birds and stars and knots and trees and everything that creeps upon the earth... a father of two... a husband of one... the maker of a good grape salsa... and an Oklahoman.
But deep down in his soul, down where the mushrooms grow in the shadows of his past, one can sometimes find the real Will Cunningham, sitting by a pond with a book in his hand and fireflies dancing round his head. In the half-light of the evening, he smiles at the phrases on the page, certain––as he has always been––that the two strong wings of words and imagination are his best chance for flight in this life.
They carry him wherever he wishes.