Artist and Author
My current interest (when I’m not writing) is ink drawings, sometimes referred to as line drawings. I love the contrast.
Space elevators are only theoretical at this point in time, but in the future – who knows?
Sometimes it’s interesting to see what a black on white drawing looks like reversed. Which do you find most appealing?
I have received and reviewed the first six chapters and I’m thrilled. John McLoughlin has a storyteller voice that makes the book come alive. It won’t be long before all four books have been adopted to audio. via Al Clark-Earth (Audiobook 4)
The audio version of Al Clark-Earth is being performed by the same great talent that narrated Al Clark-Thera (Book Three) John McLoughlin, and I am thrilled by his contribution. Very soon, all four books will be available in eBook, Paperback, and Audiobook.
After a long process, all the hard work has been worth my persistance. I hope my family will forgive me for my constant questions and daydreaming.
At this point I believe the series is done, including a short story Al Clark-Christopher’s Journal (Which is available now for 99 cents.) Only time will tell if that is true.
This weekend I broke the 100th copy of audiobooks sold. Can it be that audiobooks are catching on?
Book one of the Al Clark Series is 99 cents. You can’t buy a donut for a dollar. Break free from the donut. Read a book and expand your brain, instead of your belly.
Your opportunity to start the adventure!
(Book Four)
The fourth book in the Al Clark series is Live on AMAZON in both eBook and Paperback. If you know Al’s story to this point, you will want to see how it ends. New characters along with fresh adventures depicting space travel problems and alien colonization will keep you at the edge of your seat.
Seventy four years after leaving Earth, Al Clark is returning home after an extended absence. His wife has passed away, the kids have moved on, and he has decided to leave the village they founded to research his forgotten past.
He was supposed to sleep through the journey – only that is not the way it works out.
AMAZON: http://bit.ly/AlClarkEarth
I have received the proof copy of the fourth book in my AL CLARK Series and approved it for publication. That makes all four books in the series available in eBook or Paperback format, and I’m thoroughly pleased with myself.
This makes five books if you include my SciFi Adventure – VINCENT. All I need is another fifteen books to call myself an author 🙂
Cover by: Jonathan G. Meyer
If you like Science Fiction, check out my Amazon Author Page: https://www.amazon.com/Jonathan-G.-Meyer/e/B00OPEO91I
Six years down the road of writing and the Al Clark Series is complete…. I think. If the response is similar to the first three books, I may have to write another.
Deep Sigh.
Now it is all about getting the word out. Anybody want to help?
Amazon Author Page: https://www.amazon.com/Jonathan-G.-Meyer/e/B00OPEO91I
Al Clark-Earth (Book Four) Preorder page. ON SALE. Out June 3rd. https://www.amazon.com/AL-CLARK-Earth-Book-Four-ebook/dp/B07S8JJN7K
At last, the first draft of the newest addition to the Al Clark Series is complete. I struggled toward the end, but persevered. No good story will allow me to quit. Now begins the task of proofreading before sending it out to be edited. This is the fun part. The story is recorded. That is what counts.
The adventure begins:
AL CLARK
Standing at the top of a grass covered hill, with a sweet smelling breeze at his back, he reveled in the bright morning sunshine of a perfect spring day. Jagged heights filled the horizon as the sun hoisted itself up and kissed the mountain tops.
In the valley below, a small idyllic village was shaking off the night and was well into the process of beginning a new day. The faraway villagers appeared to be enjoying the day as much as he. Someone was running up the hill towards him, yelling something—a couple of words over and over; maybe a name, maybe a warning?
He cupped his ears with his hands to better hear what the person was saying, but the sounds came muffled and distorted; carried away by the wind. The person got closer and closer, arms and legs pumping, and the words began to get clearer until just on the verge of understanding, the scene turned a blinding white and then quickly—faded to black.
See where this enticing tidbit leads. A longer sample is available here:
Jonathan G. Meyer Author Page: https://www.amazon.com/Jonathan-G.-Meyer/e/B00OPEO91I
