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14-673: [REDACTED] Look up Nappa  or nappa in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Nappa may refer to: Places [ edit ] Nappa, Finland , a village in northern Kymenlaakso Nappa, North Yorkshire , a village in England Nappa Hall , North Yorkshire, England People [ edit ] Francisco Nappa ( fl. 1928), Maltese water polo player. Mike Nappa (born 1963), American author Fictional characters [ edit ] Nappa (character) ,

28-497: A Dream was delayed several years due to the death of Nappa's wife, Amy, in late 2016. Hard Way Home , a memoir of the passing of his wife (and frequent co-author), Amy Nappa, was released in 2019. In 2020, Nappa joined the gaming industry, working as a narrative designer/scriptwriter for Talofa Games on the AR app Run Legends initially funded by Niantic ( Pokémon Go ; Harry Potter: Wizards Unite ). In 2023 Nappa began publishing

42-423: A book acquisitions editor and remained active as an author. In 1995, Nappa left Group Publishing to start his own company, Nappaland Communications Inc., which became the parent company for Nappaland Literary Agency and the long-running e-magazine, PopFam.com "Pop Culture for Families." Since then he has published over 60 books which have collectively sold more than a million copies worldwide. He has also served as

56-528: A character in Dragon Ball media Antonio Nappa , a character in TV series Oz , played by Mark Margolis Other uses [ edit ] Nappa cabbage or napa cabbage , a type of Chinese cabbage Nappa leather , a full-grain leather See also [ edit ] Napa (disambiguation) Topics referred to by the same term [REDACTED] This disambiguation page lists articles associated with

70-421: A character in Dragon Ball media Antonio Nappa , a character in TV series Oz , played by Mark Margolis Other uses [ edit ] Nappa cabbage or napa cabbage , a type of Chinese cabbage Nappa leather , a full-grain leather See also [ edit ] Napa (disambiguation) Topics referred to by the same term [REDACTED] This disambiguation page lists articles associated with

84-620: A fiction acquisitions editor for Barbour Publishing, as a general acquisitions editor (fiction and non-fiction) for David C. Cook publishers, as Editor in Chief of the short-lived Destination Magazine (published by the now-defunct Private Escapes Luxury Destination Clubs), and as Publications Director for Blue Margin Inc. In 2000, Nappa created the award-winning serialized comic book characters, Johnny Grav & The Visioneer , for Clubhouse kids magazine. That comic ran for three consecutive years in

98-661: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages Nappa [REDACTED] Look up Nappa  or nappa in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Nappa may refer to: Places [ edit ] Nappa, Finland , a village in northern Kymenlaakso Nappa, North Yorkshire , a village in England Nappa Hall , North Yorkshire, England People [ edit ] Francisco Nappa ( fl. 1928), Maltese water polo player. Mike Nappa (born 1963), American author Fictional characters [ edit ] Nappa (character) ,

112-452: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages Mike Nappa Mike Nappa (born December 10, 1963) is an Arab-American author of more than 60 books and an entertainment journalist for the e-magazine, PopFam.com "Pop Culture for Families." Although he's published books for all ages with many different companies, he's best known for his work in children's religious publishing where he created

126-501: The Coffey & Hill trilogy of suspense novels. Each of these novels features an Atlanta-based private detective team investigating an Edgar Allan Poe-themed mystery. The first book in Coffey & Hill was Annabel Lee , and the second was The Raven , both published by Revell (Baker Publishing Group). The third book in the series, A Dream Within a Dream , was co-authored with Melissa Kosci and released from Revell in 2020. A Dream Within

140-687: The award-winning comic book characters, Johnny Grav & The Visioneer, and co-created the VeggieTales comic book characters, the Quitter Critter Quad Squad, and also notable for his grief-support books about losing his wife, Amy, to cancer. Nappa was born in Norman, Oklahoma . He started his career as a youth pastor, and then transitioned to writing church resources at Group Publishing in Colorado . He eventually joined Group as

154-722: The magazine, from January 2000 through December 2002. The Johnny Grav characters returned in 2010 for another three-year run in Clubhouse (2010–2012), which included a serialized prose novel called Nightmare City that ran both in print and online. In 2015, Nappa joined the VeggieTales universe as a writer for the VeggieTales Super Comics line of graphic novels and comic books created under license from DreamWorks / Big Idea Entertainment (B&H Kids). In this capacity he adapted classic VeggieTales videos into comic book format, and also co-created new Veggie characters for

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168-594: The original comic book story, LarryBoy and the Quitter Critter Squad . In 2017, he was featured in the Bibleman universe (B&H Kids) and also began publishing the independent fantasy comic, Chihuahuas Are Lucky (Walking Carnival Comics) with acclaimed illustrator Dennis Edwards. Although he published several suspense novels under the pen name "Sharon Carter Rogers", it was not until 2016 that Nappa began publishing adult fiction under his own name:

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