New Review of Fatal Depth at Shoreline of Infinity
It’s hidden behind a paywall, but the magazine issue is for sale here.
Here’s a snippet from the review:
Category: Suspense
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Midwest Book Review Journeys to An Island of Light!
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Midwest Book Review on An Island of Light
Diane Donovan at Midwest Book Review has reviewed my latest thriller, An Island of Light. Highlights of the review are below:
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Author Copies!
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An Island of Light Author Copies Have Arrived!
Greetings! This week, one of the great events of this author’s career occurred. It doesn’t happen often for most novelists. All the months and years …
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Readers’ Favorite Reviews An Island of Light!
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Readers’ Favorite Reviews An Island of Light!
It’s a Five Star review and is extremely positive. The reviewer states that this is their favorite of the four books in the series. A spoiler-free excerpt is below.
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The Trailer for An Island of Light is Here!
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The Trailer for An Island of Light
Here it is! I hope you enjoy. After you see it, please consider supporting me and buying a copy; Purchase links are here. Thank you to Fitzhenry & Whiteside for acquiring the series and publishing these novels. The trailer is below:
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Fatal Depth in Two Award Competitions
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Fatal Depth is Long Listed in 2021 CYGNUS and GLOBAL THRILLER Award Competitions
Exciting news to report for Fatal Depth. The book, a “Do Or Die Mission” that Fitzhenry & Whiteside released last May, has made the Long List for both of these awards.
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New Review of Fatal Depth from MBR
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New Review of Fatal Depth from MBR
It’s an extremely positive review from Midwest Book Review. Terms like tense, powerful, exquisite, and unpredictable fill this write up:
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A Whirlwind Signing Tour
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A Whirlwind Signing Tour
I haven’t been able to do in-person signings due to Covid restrictions in Ontario, but we’ve now moved into reopening retail, and recently I was able to visit some stores and sign copies of my brand new Sci-Fi / TechnoThriller Fatal Depth, just out from Fitzhenry & Whiteside, Ltd.
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THE SAVAGE DEEPS by TSJ Wins 2020 CYGNUS Award
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The Savage Deeps by TSJ wins 2020 CYGNUS Award
Last Saturday evening, I watched via Zoom as The Savage Deeps achieved First in Category in the 2020 CYGNUS Awards. I want to express my gratitude to the judges, organizers, my readers, fans, family, and friends.
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John Carpenter’s Contribution to Speculative and Science Fiction Redux
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John Carpenter’s Contribution to Speculative and Science Fiction Redux*
John Carpenter is my favorite director.
I think that’s pretty obvious if you’re familiar with my blog, Life After Gateway. My post “The Greatest Trifectas in Film History” made it clear that I believe him to be a visionary director whose massive appeal in the SF genre is on par with Cameron, Spielberg, and Abrams.