Watch a short video – also from this author. A short film written for the Tropicana Film Festival of 1998.
and other stories by Jonathan Griffiths
Good News and Bad News
The bad news is that in teleporting the manuscript backwards and forwards between Earth and Eden, Chapter 39 disappeared into the ether. This has left readers wondering how and why Dakota returned to the planet she was so glad to leave. The good news is that an e-book including the missing chapter is on its way and will be available on Kobo in the next few days. In more good news, the paperback version will be reprinted, including chapter 39, in the next couple of months. And if you're lucky … [Read More...]
Eden to be launched at Willy Lit Fest: Saturday 16th June
Eden will be launched at 5.00pm to 6.00pm on Saturday 16th June in the old Council Chamber at Williamstown Town Hall, as part of the Willy Lit Fest. … [Read More...]
Eden: a brilliant piece of work, looking forward to the sequel
A great story, The author leads the reader down a rabbit hole and on an adventure into a fantasy world that is quietly growing. The device of multiple protagonists all telling their version in first person keeps the reader slightly off balance and contributes to the sense and experience of an alternate world where non of them can be certain of the outcome. It’s an easy read though, very enjoyable, and compelling once it draws the reader in. Make no mistake about it, this is a really well … [Read More...]
Now available as eBooks on Amazon and Kobo
"Eden" and "Walking the Dog" are now available as eBooks on Amazon and Kobo. Other titles to follow soon. The 21st century is upon us. The paperback will one day become an oddity like the 12" vinyl record - collected rabidly by a handful of fanatics. … [Read More...]
Intro to Eden
Dr Douglas Winchcombe was a dreamer. He was last seen on planet Earth on the 29th of August 2018. Some considered him a genius – one of the finest scientific minds in Australia, if not the world, though he’d published remarkably few papers. Others considered him a clueless nerd, totally devoid of social skills, a caricature of the absent-minded professor. Most people didn’t consider him at all. But on Eden, despite his reluctance, he was practically God. … [Read More...]
Eden
Never before in human history has the lure of another planet been more tempting. Planet Earth is being used to wipe the arses of millionaire megalomaniacs with egos more fragile than our battered ecosystem. Is there any hope for mankind? Traverse the void with Doug Winchcombe on a voyage of hope. … [Read More...]