Bøger af T J Johnson

The writings in this volume contain a key statement on writing in the modern age and whether it is a futile act as it explores the principles of writing for pleasure and for profit. In this text, Johnson strips down the act of writing into its most basic forms and explores problems such as how literature has fallen, our want to write and be seen, and just how we can change this.In Johnson's debut book, he questions the reasoning for writing, reading and the modern state of publications. He asks why write when the only books that will be successful are dull and manufactured purely for profit.

TJ loves college basketball, and the star player of his favorite team is not only exceptionally talented, and a Player-of-the-Year candidate, he is without argument...handsome! Well, to be honest, he's spectacular! TJ and Shane meet by accident, but the stars must have lined up just for them. They were opposites in talent, height, scoring, rebounding, writing, typing, and designing, but the attraction happen, and fate took an interesting turn. Though the trend today is for fast romance, quick break-ups, and instant heartache, they were determined to beat the odds for true love, by overcoming their secret relationship in the giant world of ardent fans and mammoth media coverage. It is a fun story that'll make you laugh, cheer, scream, and applaud as the team seeks the national championship, while the two boys in love seek nothing less than pure joy!

Revised 2010: On an island, these two teenage boys spent seven years in exile. Exile is what we land lovers would have called it. They would call it paradise. It was a special place. They landed at the age of ten. They knew no prejudices, had no vain reasons to lie, and felt no effects from political attitudes or wars. They lived each day happily, knowing and feeling loved and nurtured. Society missed its chance to ram its inhibitions down their throats. They experienced no Bible-thumping television evangelist threatening their souls, nor were they mocked or scorned. No stuffed shirt generals could threaten to kick them out, and thankfully, no Sunday schoolteachers spit at them. They felt contented. They were in love. They were special.

Brett and Chase were complete opposites when they met and fell in love. Brett, tall and handsome, worked hard every day, never bounced a check, and continually looked towards a better future. Chase went from job to job, could not balance his checkbook, and did not think about the future. Brett loved watching Chase ramble on like a kid on maturity hold forever. He would not have changed a thing about Chase, and like many others, watching him dance with such pure frivolity and happiness, always brought a smile to his face, and joy to his heart. Their love exceeded their differences, and the ensuing painful tragedy created a stronger love and deeper commitment. Chase and Brett's story begins with plans for an exotic tropical vacation, but their difficult journey takes a tragic turn within ten miles of their house. Their story is fiction, but unfortunately, the events of their story continue with gay lovers all around the world.

Edited Revised Edition 2010: Josh and Zeke's penchant for adventure, passion for love, and a monumental fear for their lives, have caused them to flee the family plantation in coastal South Carolina with no destination in mind, only a direction, to head west to live on the frontier in a land where no one knows who they are. Lacking experience in a wilderness life, and having little knowledge of dealing with and defending themselves from the highly experienced Indian warriors, they willingly leave their eastern civilization in hopes of finding a place so remote, they could finally be alone to allow their relationship to grow. Only the power of their love gives each man the strength, determination, and fortitude to endure all that the wilderness could fling in their faces. Their life and love inspire new friends, as they often use their skills learned in war to put their lives on the line to help total strangers survive as well. They learn how to hunt wildlife for food, and track the ferocious Kaga Ozuye demon warriors to ensure the survival of their new friend Yuma. With the help of an old ally from their past, and John Bridger-brother of famed mountain man and explorer James Bridger, they battle renegade former confederate soldiers, and attacks by a vicious Sioux tribe. They sought paradise, but soon learn that finding a haven for love is a constant battle they must fight for, and they would do so, because they would let no man, beast, or wild Indian stop them. No matter how tough the fight, their love for each other still remained supremely more important than all that the world could throw at them.

The joy of falling in love is fractured with the cannon firing on Fort Sumter, creating chaos for the military academy cadets, especially two men from opposing sides. As soldiers, they must fight, but as lovers, they must flee to the west to avoid fighting against each other. While the plan for their journey together seemed simple enough, the invisible walls of war trapped the cadet from Charleston, while leaving the man from Maine stranded in Saint Louis. His family abandoned him until they needed him to defend the plantation, and eventually their Southern way of life. War changed him, he became a fearless killer, and on many fields of battle, it nearly killed him, but nothing could stop his determination and search for the man he loved, and return to their trail to the west. The War Apart - Part I begins the series, followed by The War Ahead - Part II, and soon The War Beyond - Part III.

Thad Nigel Thompson, often called TNT by his fans, was by far one of the best young racecar drivers on the circuit. His big break came two years ago after obtaining a ride in the top racing series, and winning the championship his first year. T had money, a beautiful house, the best racecars, and considered the top star on the track. He thought he was happy, but away from the track, he often felt alone. When T met Jack, and everything changed about the way he thought and felt, but keeping it a secret in the giant sport of racing was nearly impossible. He felt happier than he had been in his whole life, but a determined blackmailer set about a plan exposing his secret to the world. He survived hundreds of wrecks, including spins, flips, and massive impacts to the wall, and more, just so he could win. He didn't care about anything that happened to him, as long as he didn't lose Jack.