Thrown Away 7 “Another Man’s Gold”
The Thrown Away post-apocalyptic saga concludes…with the final part in the series.
Alone in a cell once more, Jack waits for chaos to arrive.
All the pieces are in play, and all the players are converging.
The battle for The Facility, and the future of the people of the Junklands, has begun.
But can Jack survive it?
AVAILABLE NOW AT AMAZON!
It’s been a long time coming, but I also got back to writing the final parts of Thrown Away!
Part 6 is available now –
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Part 7 will be coming very soon! It was going to be 8 parts, but I decided to wrap it all in to one final part rather than two more. The last one will just be longer.
Thrown Away 6 (What Lies Ahead)
The Thrown Away post-apocalyptic saga continues…
After Jack helped the Junkers find the ancient tech they needed so urgently, he thought that he was done with them.
But the tech was only the beginning.
Now they’re asking for his help again.
Except this task is far more dangerous than just searching ruins.
This time, he is asked to go back to the very place he had only just escaped, and deep into the heart of The Facility, on a mission that could mean death for him if it doesn’t go well, but freedom for thousands – including Ryan – if it succeeds.
I’m very happy to announce that Dustfall 3 – The Baying of Wolves – is now live!
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“With every light comes a shadow.” – Dustfall
Book three of the Dustfall series. The saga continues…
A new and unexpected environmental threat has emerged, unleashing hordes of the primitive tunnel dwellers known as the Valk. Jonah must find a way to keep the Elk safe from new enemies while trying to outrun the Cygoa in a land of dwindling resources and constant death.
From bestselling authors J. Thorn and Glynn James comes Dustfall, a new post-apocalyptic series chronicling one man’s challenge and his epic quest to save what remains of humanity.
Dustfall 1 is now available as an audiobook (on audible) from Podium Publishing.
Audible USA – Audible UK
“With every light comes a shadow.” – Dustfall
In a ravaged tribe on the edge of humanity, the suspicious death of a chief thrusts a man into a dark realm for which he is unprepared. When Jonah inherits leadership of the Elk Clan from his father, many in the old man’s inner circle question his son’s ability to lead the tribe to their winter shelter at the ruins of Eliz. A dark stranger, a journey over hundreds of miles of dangerous highway and clashes with feral gangs will push Jonah to the edge.
©2016 Glynn James and J. Thorn (P) 2017 Podium Publishing
I’ve had a lot of folks ask if I’ve abandoned some stories that are currently unfinished, such as Diary of the Displaced, Thrown Away, Last to Fall, etc.
For the record. Arisen is the only series I no longer write – Michael Stephen Fuchs is finishing that.
I’ve been busy with Dustfall 3, and because it’s co-written I have an obligation to keep up with J.Thorn on that. So it’s taken priority and other projects are delayed (some of them by quite a bit of time! Sorry!).
NONE of the other series are abandoned. They will all be finished.
I also have ideas for a new projects – far too many ideas – but will hold off on starting them until I finish some of the current ones.
That’s my problem, see. Too many ideas demanding to be written.
Thrown Away episodes 6-8 are finished in draft but need editing – then it’s done. It’s possible I may write other tales in that setting, but I’m not going to promise on that.
Last To Fall 2 is half-written in draft. There will be 4 novellas in that series, so 3 more to come.
Diary of the Displaced 5 is partly written, in draft. Each book in that series comes as it does, when it chooses to, and I have a feeling the story is not even close to being finished. You’ll get a new one soon, but there’s no point asking when that tale will come to an end because I’ve no clue! It could be book 6, or it could be book 25. Who knows? I won’t until the end presents itself.
Dustfall, Book Two – The Parting of Ways – Available now!
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“With every light comes a shadow.” – Dustfall
The saga continues…
When Gaston splits the tribe and convinces Seren to join him, Jonah must lead the remaining Elk despite the constant threats on the road to Eliz. But all is not what it seems in the land of the winter ruins. Invaders from the north have secretly traveled south as well, forcing Jonah to risk everything to save his clan and his family.
From bestselling authors J. Thorn and Glynn James comes Dustfall, a new post-apocalyptic series chronicling one man’s challenge and his epic quest to save what remains of humanity.
Available now! – www.amazon.co.uk – www.amazon.com
Co-written with J.Thorn. Dustfall is a new post-apocalyptic series chronicling one man’s challenge and his epic quest to save what remains of humanity.
“With every light comes a shadow.” – Dustfall
In a ravaged tribe on the edge of humanity, the suspicious death of a chief thrusts a man into a dark realm for which he is unprepared. When Jonah inherits leadership of the Elk Clan from his father, many in the old man’s inner circle question his son’s ability to lead the tribe to their winter shelter at the ruins of Eliz.
A dark stranger, a journey over hundreds of miles of dangerous highway and clashes with feral gangs will push Jonah to the edge.
It’s been a long time since I visited this series, and I’m grateful to those of you who have been very patient. Finally it’s here!
Connor Halldon believed what he had been told as a child.
His mother had died in combat on a distant world.
Until he finds an old message that had been left for him on the same day that she had fallen in combat.
Now he doesn’t know what to believe.
Has his whole life since that day been based on lies?
Was his mother even dead?
Now, the Resistance soldiers are hunting him down, and he doesn’t even know why.
All he can do is follow the trail left for him.
All he can do is follow his mother’s footprints, and Connor thinks he knows where they will lead…
Here is a quick list of other books that may interest you. Some are zombie apocalypse, some are survival apocalypse, others are just different. A few of these are very popular and I’d be surprised if you haven’t read them anyway!
There is also a “best zombie books” list on goodreads –
https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/933.Zombies_
(BTW the Arisen books are in that list if you feel inclined to vote on them.)
I Am Legend – Richard Matheson
Max Brooks – World War Z
Stephen King – The Stand
Robert R McCammon – Swan Song
Hugh Howie – Wool (Post Apocalypse Survival)
Hugh Howie – I, Zombie (told from the point of view of the zombies – be warned it’s pretty icky in places)
Carrie Ryan – Forest of Hands and Teeth (Zombie apocalypse but also YA romance, so be warned)
Justin Chronin – The Passage (Non-zombie apocalypse – but damn good)
Brian Keene – The Rising/City of the Dead/Dead Sea/Ghoul
David Moody – Autumn Series / Hater Series
Rats/Lair/Domain – James Herbert (No zombies, just lots and lots of rats. Lots of them)
I haven’t read these, but they are popular –
Joe Nobody – Holding their Own (Post Apocalypse Survival Series)
J W Vohs – Zombie Crusade Series
John O Brien – A New World Series
J L Bourne – Day by Day Armageddon
James Cook – Surviving the Dead series
David McAfee – Bachiyr (Vampire series)
Stephen Knight – The Rising Dead
Robert Kirkman – The Walking Dead – Rise of the Governor
D J Molles – The Remaining Series
Mira Grant – Newsflesh Series
Z A Recht – Morningstar Series
I’m into my last editing/rewriting of the fourth book of the Displaced. After nearly three years away from this series I’ve managed to get back on it and write the next book. That’s so much longer than I intended, and far too long for me to be happy about it, but it will be finished and off to my editor soon and then out into the world it will go.
And then I’ll get onto book 5…
Of course I’m nervous about it. I think expectations are far higher than I can achieve, but I do like where I’ve taken it – finally. I’ve actually written the book three times, now, and not liked where it started. The other versions seemed to pick the story up much too soon, but oddly, with how it’s turning out, I’d written half of books 5 and 6.
I’m also preparing up for Nanowrimo, so something cool is going to happen there. I hope!
I’m not sure why I bother saying I’m doing Nanowrimo, though. Every month is a Nanowrimo month for me! I guess it’s because I’ve done it so many years in a row.
