and other stories by Jonathan Griffiths
The year is 2217 and every intelligence agency on Earth is preparing for the reopening of the portals to Eden.
Earth’s population is nearly five billion, again, resources are running low and all the major powers are running out of places to store their radioactive waste.
This could spell the end of Eden as we know it.
The third book in the Eden trilogy, due out some time next year.
“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.
Eden was 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.
Have completed the first draft of “It Grows on Trees”, the continuation of the Kidman family saga. It’s eleven years on and Mark’s father is dying. His son, Nelson, takes up the story.
Coming SoonThe Bits that didn’t Fit is a collection of stories inhabited by the loose nuts, bolts and washers of society. Tales told by the queer, the quirky and the downright demented.
The misfits of society. The sad, the sick, the funny and the tragic. The bits that don’t fit.
My father used to tell me stories, when I was young, about the men he worked with on ships and at power stations. He worked in a very male world, a world where men did crazy things. His tales were always funny and frequently tragic. [Read more…] about Printing as we speak: The Bits That Didn’t Fit