Kirkus Reviews THE SHADOW OF WAR!
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THE SAVAGE DEEPS is a 2022 Kindle Book Awards Semi-Finalist
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THE SAVAGE DEEPS is a 2022 Kindle Book Awards Semi-Finalist
This book previously won the 2020 CYGNUS Award in the Climate Fiction Category.
TSJ Future Writer Award, Writing
The Fifth Recipient of the Timothy S. Johnston Future Writer Award
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The Fifth Recipient of the TSJ Future Writer Award, 2021/2022
Each year I sponsor a creative writing award in the Thames Valley District School Board in London, Ontario. Find more information about the award here. It recognizes special achievement and skill in the following genres: Thriller, Suspense, Mystery, Science Fiction, and Horror.
Action, Climate Fiction, Cold War, Fitzhenry & Whiteside, Ltd., Science, Science Fiction, Suspense, Technology, TechnoThriller, The Rise of Oceania, Thriller, Underwater Thriller, Writing
Pre-Order The Shadow of War by TSJ!
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Pre-Order The Shadow of War by TSJ!
The Shadow of War is now for sale online. My newest technological thriller is due for release in the Fall, from Fitzhenry & Whiteside. Read more below …
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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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My First Book Signing in Ages
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My First Book Signing in Ages
On Sunday, I made the long voyage to Indigo/Chapters London North in London, Ontario for a book signing to promote my newest books, Fatal Depth and An Island of Light. I say this tongue in cheek, because the store is in the same city in which I live: London, Ontario. Usually I’m driving hours to a signing … this time, it was only twenty minutes. It was heaven.
Awards, Fatal Depth, The Rise of Oceania, Thriller, Writing
Fatal Depth Reaches 2021 CYGNUS Shortlist
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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 …
An Island of Light, Birthday, Climate Fiction, The Rise of Oceania, Timothy S. Johnston, TSJ Appearances, Writing
TSJ at Fifty-One
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TSJ at Fifty-One
I celebrated my birthday this year with family and friends at one of the best restaurants in London, Michael’s on the Thames. Following this, we watched James Bond in No Time to Die. Dinner was amazing and Bond was incredible. No spoilers here, but know that it was Daniel Craig’s best Bond. It was emotional, powerful, and the story was gripping. (Post continues below.)
