New Ten-Question Interview with Timothy S. Johnston
In the interview, I talk about marketing, branding, AI in writing, A Blanket of Steel, The Sixth Sense, and so much more!
Category: Interview
Horror, Interview, John Carpenter, Movies, Science Fiction
John Carpenter Fan Expo Philadelphia 2025 Panel Highlight Video
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John Carpenter Fan Expo Philadelphia 2025 Panel Highlight Video
Image from Fan Expo’s Carpenter Q&A
I saw this posted on YouTube after Fan Expo in late October, and thought it would be great to showcase here at Life After Gateway. Many thanks to the Fan Expo YouTube channel for uploading this Q&A with John Carpenter.
A Blanket of Steel, Interview, Suspense, TechnoThriller, The Rise of Oceania, Thriller, Timothy S. Johnston
Timothy S. Johnston Interview at Crime Writers of Canada
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Agatha Christie, Interview, Isaac Asimov, Michael Crichton, The Terminator, Timothy S. Johnston, Writing
A Ten Question Interview with TSJ at Chanticleer Book Reviews — Inspirations, Motivations, and What Turns My Crank!
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A Ten Question Interview with TSJ at Chanticleer Book Reviews — Inspirations, Motivations, and What Turns My Crank!
Yours truly.
Climate Fiction, Fitzhenry & Whiteside, Ltd., Inspirations, Interview, Research, Science, Science Fiction, Technology, TechnoThriller, The Rise of Oceania, Thriller, Timothy S. Johnston, Underwater Thriller, Writing
Interview with Timothy S. Johnston in Interstellar Flight Magazine
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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.
A Blanket of Steel, Fitzhenry & Whiteside, Ltd., Inspirations, Interview, Podcast, Science Fiction, Technology, TechnoThriller, The Rise of Oceania, The Shadow of War, The War Beneath, Thriller, Timothy S. Johnston, TSJ Appearances, Underwater Thriller, Writing
TSJ on the “Author in the Headlights” Podcast — Spotify Link
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TSJ on the “Author in the Headlights” Podcast on Spotify
Here is my podcast appearance on “Author in the Headlights” with the spotify link, embedded below.
A Blanket of Steel, Awards, Interview, Podcast, TechnoThriller, The Rise of Oceania, The Shadow of War, The War Beneath, Thriller, Timothy S. Johnston, TSJ Appearances, Underwater Thriller, Writing
TSJ on the “Author in the Headlights” Podcast
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TSJ on the “Author in the Headlights” Podcast
Earlier this week, I appeared as a guest on the “Author in the Headlights” podcast. I spoke with host, Strider Klusman, about writing, inspirations, my series The Rise of Oceania, and specifically 2023 Cygnus Grand Prize winner The Shadow of War.
Horror, Imposter Theme, Inspirations, Interview, John Carpenter, Movie Review, Movies, Suspense, The Thing, TSJ Appearances
TSJ Talks John Carpenter’s THE THING … Now on YouTube!
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TSJ Talks John Carpenter’s THE THING on the Re-Creative Podcast
For those of you who don’t download podcasts, here’s an easier way to listen to my 45-minute segment on the Re-Creative with hosts Joe and Mark.
A Blanket of Steel, Action, Imposter Theme, Inspirations, Interview, John Carpenter, Movies, Suspense, The 1980's, The Thing, Thriller, Timothy S. Johnston, Writing
TSJ Talks John Carpenter’s THE THING!
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TSJ Talks John Carpenter’s THE THING!
Last week, I joined the guys from the Re-Creative Podcast and our topic of the evening was my second favorite film of all time, John Carpenter’s The Thing.
Action, Article, Interview, Suspense, Technology, TechnoThriller, The Rise of Oceania, The Savage Deeps, Underwater Thriller, Writing
TSJ Featured in The Big Thrill Magazine
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TSJ Featured in THE BIG THRILL
The magazine devoted to writers of thrillers, The Big Thrill, featured The Savage Deeps and yours truly back in January. In case you missed it, here is the article, written by David Healey. Enjoy!Â
“While the futuristic vision of the resources-challenged world is one thing, the action and adventure is another. Fans of submarine movies and fiction will enjoy the highly atmospheric tension and sheer claustrophobia of operating at great depths in what are essentially ocean-going spaceships.”