Johnston: 209 books

Navigate common pitfalls on your writing journey with provocative strategies such as natural writing forces, making (not finding) time to write, and nurturing your writer self.   Learn the importance of owning your writer identity, and why embracing your identity can make all the difference...

Praise for The Hat “Wonderful story! Sure to be a favorite of all who read it.” – Hugh R. MacDonald, author of Trapper Boy and Us and Them “It’s a great novel that should be translated into French.” Claude DeGrâce, Managing Director, Société Promotion Grand-Pré. "It's...

Each and every moment of the journey of life offers possibilities. We are dealt certain situations that seem normal to us but not to the rest of the world. On this timeline poetry journey with the writer, Media Futurist, New Media Expert, Award Winning Producer & Poet Susan Johnston, we glimpse into Enlightenment and how your (plural) life is remarkable.

Praise for Seemly Justice In her novella, SEEMLY JUSTICE, contemporary author, Lee Anne Johnston, is the Jane Austen of Upper Canada. She has penned a narrative of Victorian propriety and domestic violence, dipped her metaphorical quill in indelible ink. Here, she writes with the voice of a...

We do not all grow up with a clear idea of who we might become. Life’s experiences help us figure it out. Katharine is the youngest child in a prominent family on Cape Breton Island at the turn of the 20th century. While her older siblings move easily into adult roles, Katharine does not....

With the advent of digital publishing, more and more people are turning to writing as a hobby, as a way to make some extra money, and as a way to make a living. But where to start? Beginning writers, especially fiction writers, often have a lot of questions. To help answer those questions, author...

Confidence is not found, but built through taking action. Learn how risk-taking plays a vital role in confidence and why writers should know their true purpose of their journeys if they want to harness success. Grounding writers through reason and exploration, author and story coach Kate Johnston...

Not all strategies work for everyone. Writers who struggle with completing projects are likely using a system that is incompatible with their natural writing forces. By tuning into your habits, personality traits, triggers, and moods, you can discover strategies that will help you not only make progress...

A Guide for the Story Mapping Writer teaches you how to use the best of "pantsing" and the best of "plotting" to craft your novel from idea stage to audience-ready stage. Writing process is as individual as the author, but it can be elusive and temperamental. When we know...

Kron Darkbow has fled the city of Bond, along with healer mage Randall Tendbones and professional duelist Adara Corvus. Everywhere they turn are enemies. With a price on their heads, old foes on their trail, and dangers waiting for them along the road and in every village, it seems nowhere is safe. Even...

What does good look like for your business? Many businesses have a gap between what they want their business to look like and how it actually works. Are you looking for a way to improve your business operations, but in a really practical step-by-step way that quickly targets your current issues? Or,...

MOST OF US HAVE LIMITED SPIRITUAL VISION - and don’t even know it! • With two trillion galaxies in an expanding universe, how could it be that only the Christians are “saved?” • Traditional religious symbols are losing power in a changing world (Most people don’t even...

Who doesn't love a personality theory? Unfortunately, to many readers, personality systems seem like checklists, confining boxes, or games and gimmicks. We know we're all unique and in some ways we never stop changing; at the same time, we humans do fall into groups that are somewhat predictable....

In Bert Johnston's novel of the 1950s, newly-minted minister Eddie Campbell discovers on his first Sunday in Pear Valley that his leading elder is an apostle of racism. Mr. Melon is not subtle about it. He spews out his venom before the whole congregation, and later repeats it as a report to the presbytery....