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Newspaper Article on TSJ and THE SAVAGE DEEPS
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Newspaper Article on TSJ
There was a wonderful article on my writing and books yesterday in The London Free Press. The topics focused on my writing philosophy, mission, inspirations, and important themes in my new series The Rise of Oceania: resource exploitation, climate change, and the legacy our fathers leave for us, for good or for bad. I hope you enjoy the article (link below). Thanks to entertainment reporter Joe Belanger.
Miscellaneous, Timothy S. Johnston, Writing
TSJ and the “Covid Cut”
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The “Covid Cut”
I’ve been quarantining with my family since March 13. I’ve barely gone out as we all wait for The Pause to end. I’ve been focusing on writing another book in The Rise of Oceania, along with watching a hell of a lot of news. I have a lot to say about what we’re living through, but will put my thoughts in a future article. ***
BluRay, Character Development, Horror, Inspirations, Movie Review, Movies, Mystery, Science, Science Fiction, Suspense, Technology, The 1950's, Thriller, Writing
TSJ Reviews THE FLY
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TSJ on THE FLY Starring Vincent Price
Movie: THE FLY (1958)
Starring: Vincent Price, David Hedison, Patricia Owens
Studio: 20th Century Fox
Sequels: RETURN OF THE FLY, CURSE OF THE FLY, THE FLY, THE FLY II
Writer: George Langelaan (original story in Playboy)
Screenplay: James Clavell! (THE FLY was his first filmed screenplay)
During this Coronavirus outbreak, I took the opportunity to watch the original film THE FLY with my 12 year old daughter. We’re shuttered inside, and while I spend a great deal of my time writing, we’re also watching a lot of movies, streaming shows, and playing games. THE FLY is a wonderful “horror” film from the 1950’s, part of my new BluRay package of FLY films, and has an important message for all content creators and creative writers.
Movies, Timothy S. Johnston
TSJ Meets Kevin Smith
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TSJ Meets Kevin Smith at the Reboot Roadshow
While we watch the country shutter its windows as the Coronavirus storm outside passes by, I thought I’d share a happy moment from last month.
In February I had the pleasure of traveling to the Queen Elizabeth Theatre in Toronto to see Kevin Smith introduce his newest “View Askewniverse” film, Jay & Silent Bob Reboot, listen to a Q&A, then meet him backstage.
Article, Inspirations, Research, Science, Science Fiction, Suspense, Technology, TechnoThriller, The Rise of Oceania, The Savage Deeps, The War Beneath, Thriller, Timothy S. Johnston, Underwater Thriller, Writing
The Second Cold War is Coming, and the Culprit is Climate Change
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Article by TSJ at The Speculative Fiction Showcase
Here’s a new article I wrote about how climate change and the need for new resources to sustain exploding populations might trigger a new Cold War.
Book Review, Science Fiction, Suspense, Technology, TechnoThriller, The Rise of Oceania, The Savage Deeps, Thriller, Underwater Thriller
New Review of THE SAVAGE DEEPS from A Thrill A Week
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New Review of TSJ’s The Savage Deeps
Blog A-Thrill-A-Week has reviewed The Savage Deeps and has given the book a five star review. Here’s an excerpt:
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THE WAR BENEATH by TSJ a Semi-Finalist in the 2019 CYGNUS Awards
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THE WAR BENEATH by TSJ a Semi-Finalist in the 2019 CYGNUS Awards
The War Beneath has made the Semi-Finalist stage of the 2019 CYGNUS Awards.
History, Inspirations, Research, Science, Technology, TechnoThriller, The Rise of Oceania, Thriller, Underwater Thriller, Writing
TSJ Visits Cold War OBERON Class Submarine HMCS Ojibwa
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TSJ Visits Cold War OBERON Class Submarine HMCS Ojibwa
Last summer I had the pleasure of visiting the HMCS Ojibwa, located in Port Burwell, Ontario, at the Museum of Naval History on the shore of Lake Erie.