Author: Jonathan G. Meyer

Jonathan G. Meyer is a happily retired electrician with a passion for Science Fiction. He is the middle child of seven children; too young for the older three, and too old for the younger three. He therefore spent many hours alone with books. Early on he was drawn to the classic Sci-Fi of his time, and is an avid reader to this day. Since retiring, he has put all that reading experience to use and created the AL CLARK Series. He also has a standalone called VINCENT.

A Curious Orb

A year after I began, the first draft of – A Curious Orb – is finally complete. It is a historically-based Science Fiction story of a boy who inherits an ancient artifact on his eighteeth birthday. For generations the orb has been passed down from generation to generation. Considered a curiosity, the four inch silver sphere has never done more than open like a flower to present a blue button, which when pressed does nothing–until Daniel.

The journey he is sent on defies distance and time, placing him smack in the middle of a bronze-age revolution. The people he meets and the troubles he helps them solve will change his life more than he could ever have imagined.

I am very proud of this book, my seventh attempt at creating a story any sci-fi fan can enjoy. Editing is in progress as well as the artwork needed for covers and promotion. The cover included in this post is the current iteration to date. I am not done yet, but I am so close – stay tuned.

Books by Jonathan G. Meyer:

The Al Clark Series (One through Five)

Vincent

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Al Clark (Book One) is now FREE!

The first book in my AL CLARK Series is currently FREE. As I learn more about promoting books on a budget, trying different tactics and ways to promote seems to be inevitable. It appears exposure to new readers is a key facet to success. If I can get people to read book one, they usually purchase other books in the series.

All my books have four stars or better on Amazon. Goodreads reviews are similar.

Another experiment in marketing I am trying is to make Al Clark, along with all my books, available on most popular retail book distributors.

Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00NMWRTNY

Barnes and Noble: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/al-clark-mr-jonathan-g-meyer/1120433100

Apple Books: https://books.apple.com/us/book/id1320713232 Kobo: https://www.kobo.com/us/en/ebook/al-clark

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Wally (Updated)

This is the updated version of the drawing now included in my prequel to the AL CLARK Series. Best of all? The short story is FREE!

If you like good ‘Old-Fashioned’ Sci-Fi Adventure–something without a lot of war, politics or sex, you might like this series. Available in (eBook-Paperback-Audiobook)

FREE – Al Clark-Christopher’s Journal: https://bit.ly/AlClark0

When you are trapped and alone, it helps to have a friend.

*The AL CLARK Series*

Al Clark (Book One): https://bit.ly/AlClark1

Al Clark-Avalon (Book Two): https://bit.ly/AlClark2

Al Clark-Thera (Book Three): https://bit.ly/AlClark3

Al Clark-Earth (Book Four): https://bit.ly/AlClark4

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Holiday Games

This is the time of year when family gathers to celebrate. A great excuse to break out the board games, play football, or participate in any one of a thousand forms of entertainment.

HAPPY HOLIDAYS

How many games can you find?

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Re-envisioning Christopher’s Journal

How do you make a story about a young man trapped on a deserted starship interesting? Whatever it takes.

I have given away hundreds of copies of this short story and received two reviews. So I asked myself why. I did everything I could to make the story hold a reader’s attention and still it appears I failed. My sister, who is an established author, read the story. She told me it was boring.

When there is one MC, and a ship, it’s difficult to make the tale memorable, so I did the only thing I could think of. Added another character. Have you ever tried to weave another character into an established book series? I have. It’s hurts the brain.

Completely revised, I am confident this story is a compelling prelude to the Al Clark Series. Included are four drawings to use as reference while reading the series.

Download now to begin the Adventure!

Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07THH7NCM

Apple iBooks: https://books.apple.com/us/book/id1472097476

Barnes & Noble (Nook): https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/al-clark-christophers-journal-jonathan-g-meyer/1132421441

Kobo: https://www.kobo.com/us/en/ebook/al-clark

Please spread the word!

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Vincent – New AudioBook Release

My newest audiobook is finally available. This makes Five. If you like listening to your SciFi, this is your opportunity to hear an Old-Fashioned Science Fiction Adventure.

He is not your everyday hero.

VINCENT by Jonathan G. Meyer – Narrated by John McLoughlin

Jim Thompson is having a bad year.

Last year, he celebrated his twenty-fifth wedding anniversary, had a good job he liked, and a home for retirement he built himself.

This year, at fifty-four years of age; he is divorced, unemployed, and homeless.

Luckily, his fortune is about to make a radical change.

Enter Vincent, an extraterrestrial visitor with a crucial mission to save both our world and his, and a lesson on just how small Jim’s place in the universe is.

To help the alien and save two worlds, Jim must overcome his shortcomings to become the hero Vincent so desperately needs.

Available on Audible, Amazon, and iTunes.

Audible: https://www.audible.com/pd/B081FHT9S3/?source_code=AUDFPWS0223189MWT-BK-ACX0-172358&ref=acx_bty_BK_ACX0_172358_rh_us

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Super Doodle #1

When I don’t have it in me to write – I draw. It keeps the old brain focused. This is something I’ve been working on for about a week off and on. I call it a Super Doodle. Incorporating all the different elements into the drawing was fun, although taxing. My Sakura Micron pens allowed me to blend at least 26 unique components into the piece, with some areas that are three dimensional. To tell the truth, I’m pleased with the end result.

How many scenes, objects, and creatures can you locate?

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