| BAD BIRD READS |
| Thu, 20 Aug 2015 18:35:29 GMT |
| Check out the new review from Jennifer over at Bad Bird Reads. She gave it four stars! |
| PARANORMAL ROMANCE AND AUTHORS THAT ROCK |
| Tue, 11 Aug 2015 20:54:27 GMT |
| New review from the blog Paranormal Romance and Authors that Rock! Check out what Marinda had to say about Black Blood here. She gave it five awesome fangs! |
| MIND BLOWING |
| Mon, 30 Mar 2015 18:16:39 GMT |
| If you missed 60 Minutes last night (I did), you're going to want to watch this video on a new treatment in the battle against cancer. |
| BAD COVERS |
| Wed, 18 Mar 2015 18:47:22 GMT |
| Have you seen a bad cover lately? Check out these. Yikes! My favorite is the screenshot of the video game with low-quality graphics. Pretty sweet, dude who made that. |
| INTO CINDERS—HERE IT COMES |
| Fri, 06 Mar 2015 19:19:33 GMT |
| After a lot of BS, waiting, more BS, and a lot more waiting, Into Cinders is finally available for pre-order. It will officially be released next Thursday, March 12th, 2015. After two years with Permuted (I signed back in February 2013), I am no longer with the publishing house, and will be self-publishing The Road to Extinction once again. Right now you can grab At the End (The Road to Extinction, Book 1) for free as an eBook. Here's a look at the Into Cinders cover: |
| LIFE DESCENDING AUDIOBOOK NOW AVAILABLE |
| Tue, 21 Jan 2014 22:19:23 GMT |
 The audio book for Life Descending is now available. Narrated by the wonderful John Alexander Brancy, the world of The Cry of Havoc really comes to life in this first book, with so many great voices and a real sense for tempo, his voice performance is sure to please. Listen to the five minute sample at Audbile. |
| AUDIO GLOSSARY NOW LIVE |
| Thu, 02 Jan 2014 23:10:58 GMT |
| The audio glossary for Life Descending is now up on my website. If you've ever read a fantasy book with all their invented and foreign words and wanted to know exactly how to say them, well now you can, for my fantasy saga at least! Check it out HERE. I plan on having the words for Darkness Devouring up soon, too. |
| 500,000 WORDS REACHED |
| Wed, 11 Dec 2013 23:54:20 GMT |
 Today I wrote my 500,000th word of fiction (excluding school assignments and all that). It was a milestone I wanted to reach by 25 and I accomplished it! 30,000 words into my 5th book, Dirges (The Road to Extinction, Book 3) saw the goal and then passed it by. Now another 60-90K to go . . . |
| It's here! It's finally here! |
| Thu, 07 Nov 2013 00:31:55 GMT |
| The 2nd edition of At the End was released October 31st 2013 and is now available in paperback and all eBook formats. Check out Permuted Press for where to buy! Or head on over to Amazon. Thanks everyone who made this possible! |
| Permuted Press Friday the 13th Blowout Sale |
| Thu, 12 Sep 2013 18:18:46 GMT |
Permuted Press will have their entire catalog on sale this weekend, Friday the 13th through Sunday the 15th! Most titles will be only $0.99! So if you haven't tried one of their great zombie titles, not to mention all of the rest of their fine stories crafted by great writers, now's the time to do it. Here is the link to their amazon catalog: http://amzn.to/17Q6zaO
ENJOY THE APOCALYPSE!!! |
| New Permuted Merchandise |
| Thu, 29 Aug 2013 23:08:12 GMT |
The coolest logo design by any publisher, check out the new merchandise by Permuted Press: http://store.permutedpress.com/
Enjoy the Apocalypse! |
| Interview with Sarah from Workaday Reads |
| Wed, 27 Mar 2013 17:19:58 GMT |
| A big thank you to Sarah from Workaday Reads for the interview, posted here: Workaday Reads. |
| The Road to Extinction trilogy picked up by Permuted Press! |
| Sat, 09 Mar 2013 21:25:31 GMT |
That's right! You read that right, At the End, and the next two books in The Road to Extinction trilogy, have been picked up by the small publisher, Permuted Press! They are a niche publisher, focused on Apocalyptic/Zombie books, and At the End is sure to fit right in.
It all started when Jacob Kier, owner of Permuted, sent me an out-of-the-blue email about the possibility of having the trilogy published by them. Needless to say (but I'll say it anyway) I was very interested. I know At the End could be so much more than it is, but not having the resources (bank rolls of cash for editing/publicity), it has done as well as it could (priced at free = zero return! Yikes!), so the opportunity was too great to pass on.
Hopefully it becomes everything I know it can be, and I can't wait to see the finished products of all three books! |
| Sam Ang's Blog Review of At the End |
| Thu, 23 Aug 2012 17:46:23 GMT |
My thanks to Sam Ang for such a detailed review! Blog: http://bookunderthesun.blogspot.sg/2012/08/at-end.html
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| Annie Fyfe's Review |
| Wed, 27 Jun 2012 17:33:23 GMT |
Annie Fyfe's review and blog: http://www.explanniefyfed.blogspot.com/
It's a great review, so check it out! |
| Book Spotlight |
| Mon, 28 May 2012 15:31:17 GMT |
At the End's Book Spotlight on Bookingly Yours Blog by Jenai
http://bookinglyyours.blogspot.com/2012/05/book-spotlight-john-hennessys-at-end.html
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| Interview with Ann Haines |
| Wed, 16 May 2012 03:02:09 GMT |
Here is my interview with blogger Ann Haines: http://annhaines.blogspot.co.uk/2012/05/john-hennessy-interview.html
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| Press Release |
| Mon, 07 May 2012 14:01:10 GMT |
| Press Release for At the End: http://www.prlog.org/11867916-check-out-this-chilling-new-ya-sci-fi.html |
| At the End's first blog review |
| Sun, 06 May 2012 18:02:12 GMT |
Here's a link to At the End's first blog review:
http://lifeachangesorg.blogspot.com/2012/05/at-end-by-john-hennessy.html
--reviewed by Susanna Mahoney |
| Goodbye Poetry Month |
| Tue, 01 May 2012 03:16:57 GMT |
I thought some cowboy poetry was in order for the last day of Poetry Month. Walt Clark "The Billy Goat," The Nighthawk: A Collection of Cowboy Poetry (John Day, OR: Concho Publishers, 1994), 51-52.
The Billy Goat by Walt Clark
My horses had distemper
the vet bill, it was bad.
But I didn't want to lose my ponies
they were all that I had.
My neighbor says, "get a billy goat
he will keep distemper down."
So I bought a billy goat
at an auction yard in town.
I turns him with the horses
he scares them all, you bet,
They stampede through the fences
and again, I call the vet.
He stitches up the wire cuts
and gets them settled down,
But they still bunch in a corner
when that billy goat comes around.
When I got his monthly bill
it made me shake my head.
I wish I'd shot the billy goat
and hired a vert instead.
I was cleaning out a storeroom
where I kept my treasures of gold.
I found this box of dynamite
I knew was very old.
I sat it in the shade of a building,
I would dispose of later on.
When I came back from lunch
that dynamite was gone.
There stood that billy goat
he was puffed up like a toad.
He had eaten al the dynamite
he really had a load.
Well, I smiles to myself
this won't be so bad.
I'll be rid of the dynamite
and all the troubles that I had.
I had this matched team of mules
tied down there in the barn.
I really took care of that team
so they wouldn't come to harm.
They were a fine looking team
my joy and delight.
You couldn't tell them apart
except she was black and he was white.
And the old bully goat walks in
behind that pair of mules.
Now they like his smell
they're nobody's fools.
The black mule kicks him in the belly
that dynamite did explode.
The explosion was so loud
they heard it miles down the road.
The barn was blown to smithereens
I couldn't find the mules, not even any hair.
But out there under the clothesline
that goat was chewing my underwear.
Now if you have distemper
a billy goat don't ever get.
Just take it all in stride
and hire yourself a vet.
My favorite of cowboy poetry, though I haven't read much of the genre. I hope it was enjoyable. |
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