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Furthermore is a collection of essays and rhymes. It is the author's 22nd self-published book.

MANLY PARTS is a book of poetry for men. Anyone can read it. Everyone should. It's altogether humor, heartache and humility. MANLY says aloud what we devoted sports fans think. Let us see and hear sports without interruption. It's not polite to say "Husssh" but is poetically within bounds and "I'm Game". Christian makes light of the things creative license permits. It unapologetically chooses to have guilt free "Happy Days". When mates complain about feeling left out, MANLY responds "get off my back...for Christsake!" and gets away with it. Thank God for "Dogs".Another edition in J.S. Christian "...Advocate Poetically!" series; this advocates for guy stuff. MANLY... delves "in deep and shallow ends" of masculinity with American football, family, and parts in between. It also speaks to readers with empathy for students forced to study poetry in English Literature class. Enjoy!"

Karma in the Life After is about young a street hustler who died but he didn't know that he was dead. He was transformed into a fly in the afterlife. He suffered the pain of dying as a fly. He also was seeing old friends whom had died years before him. They were living a miserable life in the afterlife. He was able to see his friends dying over and over. They were getting killed in the shape of animals and insects. Somehow, he was able to see them dying as humans. If they were not dying, they were going through a lot of pain. They did so much wrong on earth that they never got a chance to meet the creator. The young hustler was able to see the mysteries and answers to questions he always had in real life. He was living as a fly in the afterlife and was attracted to the things real flies were attracted to. He often prayed and hope it was all a dream. He no longer knew the time of day or the day of the week. Everyday seemed to be the same. When he met his guardian in the new life he didn't know if he was there to help him or make fun of him. Then he realized he only died when his guardian disappeared. He was able to see the things that others could've own if they lived an honest life. During this afterlife he realized that he didn't want to die. He now realized that the life he lived wasn't a good one. He did not want to live as an insect that was being killed every ten minutes. He didn't want to eat dog poop forever and he was no longer wanted to see his friends die over and over. Everything was becoming too painful to watch.