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A BLANKET OF STEEL by TSJ is now on the 2024 GLOBAL THRILLER Award Longlist

December 29, 2024 • 0 Comments

A Blanket of Steel by TSJ is now on the 2024 GLOBAL THRILLER Award Longlist

December 28, 2024 • 0 Comments

A New Poster in my Office

If you know anything about me, you know that I surround myself with creative inspirations. My John Carpenter Movie Poster Museum, in my basement rec-room/theatre, is a perfect example:

Artwork and Designs for Seacar SC-1 from The Rise of Oceania

December 20, 2024 • 0 Comments

Artwork and Designs for Seacar SC-1 from The Rise of Oceania

Buy the Complete Rise of Oceania Series as a Set on Kindle

December 15, 2024 • 0 Comments

Buy the Complete Rise of Oceania Series as a Set on Kindle

A BLANKET OF STEEL is now a 2024 CYGNUS Award Finalist

TSJ Reviews Sci-Fi Film COHERENCE

TSJ Reviews Sci-Fi Film Coherence

This low budget science fiction film made in 2013 has crossed my digital feed several times in the past year. I had heard rumblings about it being “one of the best SF films in recent years” and other glowing comments of that nature. To be honest, when I finally sat down to watch it …

Interview with Timothy S. Johnston in Interstellar Flight Magazine

December 3, 2024 • 0 Comments

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.

TSJ on the “Author in the Headlights” Podcast — Spotify Link

November 23, 2024 • 0 Comments

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.

Halloween 2024

November 9, 2024 • 0 Comments

Halloween 2024

It was the warmest Halloween in memory. The trick-or-treaters wore some amazing costumes. The most common were Ghostface (Scream) and Michael Myers. There was also one young Freddy Krueger in my neighbourhood, which warmed my heart There were also a collection of the usual superheroes and hockey players. I did not see any examples of Jason Voorhees, who is just as iconic as the other 1980’s slashers. Perhaps it’s a sign that a new reboot of Friday the 13th is in order.