Ayala Productions

Born in Chicago, reared and educated in Indianapolis, the National Thespian

Society member now calls Atlanta home. As a writer, Eric has a unique ability

to pull readers into his literary works until they've become a part of the

story, like a next door neighbor looking through the window of his imagination.

His vast repertoire of theatrical appearances might explain his flair for a

dramatic and well-turned story. As a contemporary author with an inspirational

style, his voice is tempered with realism.

Ayala's 1997 fledgling production of the play Restoration was so well received it

evolved into a self-published novel the following year. Both the play and the book

made and indelible mark on the audience's psyche and remains a favorite selection

more than 8 years later. Producing the play rekindled his long time love of the

written word.

As a child, Eric wrote and created characters that were primarily in cartoon form,

he called SoapToons. Once his classmates, friends, and eventually co-workers,

discovered his artistic abilities, he was enlisted to produce

personalized stories that included their likenesses. That was the training

ground for the passion that would become and obsession. 

His stories engage and encourage readers to draw their own conclusions. His books

and plays are based on biblical principles that transcend

the boundaries and notions of the traditional church.

Ayala has written and directed stage productions of; Will You Be Made Whole (also

a self-published novel) and The Women, (listen to the sound bite on that page).

Alabaster Box...Two Women One Struggle (and) ...if I should die before I wake,

are two other phenomenal reads in Ayala's library. All of his books are available on

Amazon.com and Cafepress.com.

By all accounts there is no end to the talents of this prolific dynamo. His ability to

draw readers with genuine and heartfelt truths can't be denied. To quote the author:

"Writing used to be my only escape in life, now it has become my life."