Tie-in Tuesday: SFFWorld Author Roundtable

As you might have guessed from the title of this blog, I am taking part in SFFWorld's latest Author Roundtable.

Starting from today, Tuesday 1st March 2016, and continuing for three to four days, Bryan Thomas Schmidt, David Conyers, Jennifer Brozek and myself will be answering questions put to us by SFFWorld forum members, staff, and each other.

So, as you can see, the conversation really could go anywhere. Indeed, this being Tie-in Tuesday, it's quite possible that my tie-in fiction will end up being discussed.

If you would like to take part you will need to register an account at http://www.sffworld.com/forum

I will post the link to join in the discussion below, when I have it myself.

Maybe I'll see you there...

One happy camper

Nick Sharps (from the good ole U S of A) who won my forum giveaway competition has finally received his prize (thanks to the vagaries of the postal system) and kindly sent me these photos of himself looking very pleased with the books and other goodies I sent him.

Nick holding Howl of the Werewolf, Curse of the Mummy, Dark Side and Victories of the Space Marines

And here are your complementary Anno Frankenstein postcards and Pax Britannia fridge magnets!

I'm looking forward to what Nick has to say of them when he's had a chance to plough through all four as well. If you've not checked out my forum yet, then click here.

We have another winner!

As many of you are no doubt aware, a while ago now I ran a competition on my forum to win nearly a kilo's worth of books, signed by myself.

Well, I finally managed to get in touch with the initial winner who was someone I used to work with, and who, as it turns out, is a fan of my Pax Britannia stuff. They very kindly said I could draw another name out of the hat if I liked. So, I came up with a compromise.

Winner 1 will receive some Pax Britannia books and goodies (when they're back from the printers) and Winner 2 (who was selected at random and contacted this morning) will receive the original four book prize. Now you can't say fairer than that, can you?

Meanwhile, the Anno Frankenstein mini-competition is still open and will be until the end of the week, so get your mottos in for the Frankenstein Corps now!

We have a winner! - update

It's been almost a fortnight since I announced a winner had been randomly selected to receive nearly a kilo's worth of books, signed by myself, just for joining my forum.

The winner was duly notified by email but I am still haven't heard back from them, nearly two weeks later. I'm going to give the original winner until Monday 7 March to get back to me and if they don't, then I'll be picking a new winner.

So, all you forum members, watch this space...

We have a winner!

As many of you are no doubt aware, this weekend I ran a competition on my forum to win nearly a kilo's worth of books, signed by myself.

Well, forty people signed up to my forum, on top of the fifteen who were already members, by 9.00am this morning and this afternoon a winner was selected at random from all fifty-five forum members.

Actually, that's not entirely true. Only fifty-three members qualified. I'm one of them - and so disqualified due to the fact that it would be too weird to sign books to myself - and one's a known spammer.

The winner has been notified by email this afternoon and now I'm just waiting on a reply so that I can send the lucky forum member their books. Who knows, in time maybe I'll be able to post a picture of the happy winner with their prize.

If you didn't win, have no fear - I'm planning another similar competition in a few weeks' time to boost forum membership past 100 after the great response this one garnered.

Forum giveaway

How would you like to own these four books, all signed by the author - for nothing?

Well, it's easy. All you have to do is register as a member of my new forum here and when we hit 50 members, I'll put everyone's names into a hat and pull out one winner.

That winner will then receive a copy of Howl of the Werewolf, the new edition of Curse of the Mummy, Pax Britannia: Dark Side and the Warhammer 40K short story anthology Victories of the Space Marines, which contains my Imperial Fists' story But Dust in the Wind. And I'll sign them all too.

So what are you waiting for? Don't delay, sign up today!

The Pax Britannia Forum

It has come to my notice that a number of visitors to this blog, who might even be classified as 'fans' of Pax Britannia, don't know about my discussion forum. Well here it is.

Of course, Pax Britannia is only one part of the whole Jonathan Green Author Experience (TM), but it's a big part (I've written around a quarter of a million words of content for it in the last year alone) and so has a whole forum dedicated to it on my site.

So why not drop by and pass comment on the latest PB book or feel free to discuss developments and characters in the series. And who knows, you may even end up accessing another part of the Jonathan Green Author Experience (TM) that you come to love as much as Pax Britannia.

And in case you missed it above, here's a link to the PB forum.

New Forum Added

If you're a regular follower of this blog, or new to the site today, I know what you're probably thinking right about now, and that is, "Where can I chat with other like-minded individuals about the works of author Jonathan Green?"

Well, have no fear, for you can now visit the official Jonathan Green, Author forum by clicking on this link (or the one in the sidebar to the right).

As well as discussing everything from Sonic the Hedgehog in Theme Park Panic to the latest Pax Britannia release, over on the forum you'll also find news on event appearances and book signings. There will also be exclusive competitions for forum members from time to time, so why not register today? It only takes a minute and doesn't cost a thing.

Maybe I'll see you over there some time soon.