This week, it’s the turn of JP Gadston to sit in the Thursday Throng hotseat. JP spends his time doing yoga, running, wing chun, chi-kung and meditating. He is a big advocate of personal development and believes that no matter how bad it gets, you keep on moving forward.
D.J. Williams was born and raised in Hong Kong, has ventured into the jungles of the Amazon, the bush of Africa, and the slums of the Far East. His global travels have engrossed him in a myriad of cultures, and provided him with a unique perspective that has fueled his creativity over the course of a twenty year career in both the entertainment industry and nonprofit sector. In his latest novel, Waking Lazarus he has written an epic global adventure filled with riveting characters and page turning twists and turns. Think Jason Bourne meets Homeland.
This week, I’d like to welcome James to the Thursday Throng. He spent more than ten years serving as a Department of Defence and Department of State contractor throughout the Middle East to include Kuwait and Iraq. Contractor by day and writer by night, he has worked hard to author work that would entice and entertain his readers.
This week I’d like to welcome novella writer Rico Lamoureux to the Thursday Throng. His latest work is Riker’s Calling a thriller set in Los Angeles and featuring urban warrior, Riker.
This week I’d like to introduce David Kaine, author of Chimera a thriller winding through the streets of Paris until and ancient secret is uncovered.
This week I’d like to welcome Amy Morse, who writes under the name Amy C Fitzjohn, and her book The Bronze Box to the Thursday Throng author hotseat. Amy is an author, enterprise coach and an entrepreneur – she obviously fits Guy Kawasaki’s model of APE: Author, Publisher, Entrepreneur very well indeed.
‘Throng’ is n. – A multitude of persons or of living beings pressing or pressed into a close body or assemblage; a crowd.
Welcome to The Thursday Throng and this week I’d like to welcome Michael Cargill, the author of several books of short stories including ‘Shades of Grey’.