Graffiti Dreams - A short story by Dontez X. James

You don’t have to be whole to be worthy.

After a tragic accident leaves rising graffiti artist Wyatt Jones in a wheelchair, he must rediscover his purpose, passion, and power. Graffiti Dreams is a moving and visually rich novel about resilience, art, identity, and healing.

With the help of Sophia Wright, a physical therapist who once gave up her own creative dreams, Wyatt begins a powerful journey—learning to create from a place of pain, hope, and community. What starts as therapy transforms into something greater: a mural that speaks for the forgotten, created by those who refuse to be invisible.

This book is a tribute to every dreamer who’s ever been told “you can’t,” and found a way to say “watch me.”

Perfect for fans of contemporary fiction, stories about overcoming adversity, and art-driven narratives.