Eyerider: Kevin Enners on Perseverance, Courage and Fear (Where There's a Wheel, There's a Way)

Todd Civin presents Eyerider, a collection of three short horror stories designed to unsettle young readers. The work emerges from the Kyle Pease Foundation's Where There's a Wheel, There's a Way series, continuing its mission to highlight resilience through narrative. Kevin Enners, an assisted athlete and published author who uses Eye Gaze technology to write, contributes the primary text. His background as a college graduate and competitive athlete informs the stories' underlying themes of strength and perseverance. The book features illustrations by Angelo French of Brazil, adding visual depth to the supernatural fiction. Enners draws on his personal experience with Cerebral Palsy and Dystonia to craft narratives that do not shy away from fear while simultaneously offering lessons in courage. The structure is straightforward, presenting distinct tales rather than a continuous novel. This approach allows each story to stand alone as a source of chills for its audience. Eyerider suits readers interested in accessible horror fiction and stories centered on overcoming physical challenges. It may not appeal to those seeking complex literary prose or traditional ghost stories without inspirational undertones. The collaboration between Civin, Enners, and French creates a unique product within the genre. The text remains grounded in the reality of assistive technology and athletic competition, providing a specific lens through which fear is explored.