Category: Climate Fiction

The First and Final Book Covers in The Rise of Oceania — An Interpretation

The First and Final Book Covers in The Rise of Oceania — An Interpretation

The Rise of Oceania, Books 1 and 6

I thought an examination of the first and final book covers would be interesting for my readers. It was a journey from 2018 to 2023, but there’s a little more to it than that.

A New Five-Star Review for TSJ’s THE SHADOW OF WAR!

A New Five-Star Review for TSJ’s The Shadow of War!

It’s a great review of The Shadow of War, my underwater heist/thriller. Thank you to Chanticleer Reviews.  Check out a snippet here, and the link to the full review is underneath it, along with the book trailer.  I love the final line:

A BLANKET OF STEEL is now a 2024 GLOBAL THRILLER Semi-Finalist

A Blanket of Steel is now a 2024 GLOBAL THRILLER Semi-Finalist

Images from A Blanket of Steel by TSJ. Realized by Graphic Artist Cheyney Steadman.

My spy vs. spy revenge thriller is continuing to make waves in the action/thriller commercial literary realm! (See what I did there?)

Kelp Can be Used to Create Plastic

Kelp Can be Used to Create Plastic

A story that provides further foundation to my series, The Rise of Oceania.

Interview with Timothy S. Johnston in Interstellar Flight Magazine

Interview with Timothy S. Johnston in Interstellar Flight Magazine

The article is informative, interesting, and provides a great deal of insight into the series, the rationale, and the reasoning behind the world and story.

Book Signing at Indigo Burlington in Burlington, Ontario on October 26, 2024

Book Signing at Indigo Burlington Centre in Burlington, Ontario on October 26, 2024

It’s the final stop (for now) on the A Blanket of Steel book tour!

Book Signing at Indigo Cambridge in Cambridge, Ontario on October 19, 2024

Book Signing at Indigo Cambridge in Cambridge, Ontario on October 19, 2024

The book tour continues!

Diagrams, Schematics, Maps, and Tables in A BLANKET OF STEEL

Diagrams, Schematics, Maps, and Tables in A Blanket of Steel

Why do I add so many visuals to my thrillers?