SFcrowsnest Reviews Fatal Depth
A wonderful review of Fatal Depth has just appeared at genre website SFcrowsnest. From the review:
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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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TSJ Included in “Ten Authors Who Write Captivating Thrillers”
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TSJ Included in “Ten Authors Who Write Captivating Thrillers”
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New Review of THE SAVAGE DEEPS
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New Review of TSJ’s The Savage Deeps
Over at SFcrowsnest, writer Kelly Jensen has posted a review of the new installment of The Rise of Oceania, and it’s very positive.
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The First Review of TSJ’s The Savage Deeps!
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The first review of The Savage Deeps has appeared at Readers’ Favorite. Waiting for the first professional opinion is always a nail-biting experience. Thankfully, it’s a glowing five-star review that gives away no spoilers. Check it out here:
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New Review of The War Beneath
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New Review Alert:
A new review has appeared over at online review site THE FUTURE FIRE. It’s a generally positive review, quite comprehensive, discussing everything from the plot to character development to the story’s political ramifications to the diagrams I included in the book.
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TSJ Reviews Father Sweet by J.J. Martin
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TSJ Reviews FATHER SWEET by J.J. Martin
FATHER SWEET is the debut novel by Canadian writer J.J. Martin. It centers around a boy’s life in a small hamlet near Ottawa in Northern Ontario and his intersecting path with not only the local predatory priest, but also his father’s mysterious occupation and reasons behind the cold-hearted manner in which he raises his children. The two stories converge near the book’s conclusion, and the novel is a riveting tale of abuse, strength, revenge, and redemption.
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TSJ on The Hot Zone
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I read this book shortly after its release in 1994. It is a page turner. It brought public attention to the threat of deforestation, and it did so in graphic, horrific detail.
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TSJ Talks Inspirations for The War Beneath
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TSJ Talks Inspirations for The War Beneath
When I was a teenager I read a lot of 1950s Science Fiction. It was the tail end of the “Golden Age of Science Fiction.” Asimov, Pohl, Heinlein, del Rey and more. I fell in love with the genre because of those books. They sparked my imagination and took me to fascinating locations in futuristic settings. The stakes were always huge. It’s those books that really taught me how important YA Science Fiction is. Readers get hooked on the genre early; it’s what happened to me.
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TSJ’s “My Favorite Things Related to the Oceans”
Over at Speculative Chic they’ve posted an article I wrote about the Science Fiction books and movies that I love most featuring the oceans. They helped inspire me to write THE WAR BENEATH. Some of them are novels from the tail end of the Golden Age of Science Fiction.