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Thursday, December 17, 2009
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The Wait Is Over
The long awaited sequel to Esacpe 2 Earth 2012 is here!
They thought it was all over. For six years the people of New Earth were making a better life for themselves when suddenly our heroes from Escape 2 Earth, Matt, Will and Art receive a distress signal from the Bottom Dwellers on Old Earth! Taz, the son of the evil tyrant Rotart has begun enslaving the humans who stayed behind. Once again it is up to Matt, Will and Art to defeat their new enemy and rescue the society of Bottom Dwellers on Old Earth before it's too late.
This time it will be more difficult. With disagreement among the world's leaders and a menacing traitor in the midst of the Planetary Alliance, the largest rescue mission in the history of mankind is underway. Who is the traitor? Are Matt, Will, and Art clever enough to defeat Taz and the Otarian army? Who will not survive this deadly mission? And will those left behind on old Earth gain liberation from the treacherous tyrant? Find out in the sequel to Escape 2 Earth.
Available on Amazon.com Kindle also at: Return 2 Earth LAWRENCEJOHNSON SR.COM http://lawrencejohnsonsr.com/return2earth.html
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Sunday, December 13, 2009
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Category: Goals, Plans, Hopes
Observations From the Edge of SocietyFor many years I have
stood watching from the Edge of Society trying to understand why so
many have chosen to give up on their dreams, hopes, and aspirations.to
give up on life. Observations from the Edge of Society are a unique
collection of thought provoking inspirational and motivational quotes.
Written over a period of ten years these original quotes offer hope,
encouragement, and motivation to those who are struggling to achieve
their goals and to those who have given up. Observations From the Edge of Society
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Friday, December 11, 2009
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The Authors Guide to Bookfairs will not only help you avoid costly mistakes at book festivals, it also walks you through selecting events that are right for you & what supplies you need to succeed. The information in this guide will show you how to promote your appearance at book signings so that you can maximize your novel’s exposure.
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Wednesday, December 02, 2009
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Free Download
Lost In Translation
A free flash fiction - Short story by Lawrence Johnson
at: http://lawrencejohnsonsr.com
FREE SHORT STORY
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Wednesday, November 25, 2009
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Current mood:  enlightened
Category: Movies, TV, Celebrities
 If
you were to ask me to pick one thing that I didn’t like about last
weekends PhilCon the only complaint that I could come up with is that I
wish that it had been longer. From the first hour I spent at the con it
was clear to me that the seventy plus years of experience that they
have gained in planning events like this had paid off. Checking in was
a breeze and there were plenty of program books and signs that made it
easy for me to make my way from one panel to another. Everyone
was warm, friendly, and helpful but there were two fellow authors that
made this event even more enjoyable for me. On Friday evening I had the
pleasure of sitting on the Buck Rogers panel with four other men
including author C.J. Henderson. C.J. is the kind of guy that would
liven up any party. His contributions on the topic of Buck Rogers were
not just informative they were down right funny. My family and I are
huge Dr. Who fans. During the Dr. Who panel the question was asked, who
was the best doctor? Well even though the panel could not come to a
consensus two things were very clear to everyone in the room. 1. The
panel’s knowledge on the top was very impressive. 2. This panel well
worth attending. From the Dr. Who panel on Friday evening to the last
panel on Sunday afternoon I always felt connected in some way to the
people around me.  Grouch Free Zone For
me Philcon was not just about participating or attending the panels it
was about relaxing and having a weekend of fun. I must admit that my
fun mode was put on hold when a seven foot grim reaper totting a rather
large scythe crossed my path but all was forgotten minutes later when I
found myself sharing an elevator with the New Jersey Ghost Busters in
full uniform complete with proton packs. Talk about Déjà Vu. From Storm
Troopers to Jedi’s and gypsy’s there seamed to be something for
everyone including a mechanical parrot perched on the shoulder its
captain. Earlier I said that there were two fellow authors that
made the trip more enjoyable, well the second is the well know Vampire
Huntress series author L. A. Banks. My family and I attended two of her
panels. Ms. Banks was very warm and friendly. While many authors are
guarded when it comes to sharing their keys to success Ms. Banks is
willing to share her knowledge and seems happy to encourage new writers
to come along for the ride. Her honesty and unvarnished stories of
rejection and the obstacles that she had to overcome to become the
successful writer that she is today are motivating and inspiring.
PhilCon could not have chosen a better special guest.To the President and committees of Philcon thank you for inviting me, I had a great time. See you next year.
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Tuesday, November 10, 2009
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Current mood:  working
Category: Movies, TV, Celebrities
2012 Movie
Who will be left behind? That will sound familar to Escape 2 Earth fans.December
2012 is just a few years away so it is no surprise that the number of
books and motion pictures on the subject are growing at a steady pace.
With a seemly infinite number of story lines and predictions on the
topic the next couple of years should provide a wealth of entertainment
and knowledge for 2012 watchers worldwide. Of the half dozen or so 2012
movies currently in production the obvious front runners in this field
are author Whitley Strieber's 2012 War For The Souls due out sometime
in 2010, and 2012 the Movie conceived and directed by Roland Emmerich.
With a reported projected budget of $200million dollars 2012 The Movie
will be by far the most expensive movie made in this category. The
release date for 2012 was pushed back from this summer to November
13th. War for the Souls is being directed
by Michael Bay, his film takes a totally different approach than 2012
The movie. The story is based on a book by Whitley Strieber and follows
an academic researcher who opens a portal into a parallel universe and
makes contact with his double in order to stop an apocalypse foreseen
by the ancient Mayans. 2012 The Movie deals with the Mayan calendar
ending in 2012, but according to the 2012 website a large group of
people must deal with natural disasters such as volcanic eruptions,
typhoons and glaciers. In short it's mostly about finding new ways to
destroy things. What baffles me is the fact that the promoters of the
film pretty much give the story away. This is from the first trailer. "How would the goverments of our planet prepare six billion people for the end of the world? THEY WOULDN'T". Well that just about sums up what
will happen. If the governments of the world are not going to help and
there's no where to go it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out
how this thing is going to end.
It
would be wonderful to be able to pick up the phone and summon the
motion picture execs to announce that I have a great 2012 story that I
would like it to have made into a major motion picture but since my
name is not Michael Bay, or Roland Emmerich I have to do it the hard
way. I am drawn to 2012 The Movie because it is the total opposite of
my story Escape 2 Earth. "How would the goverments of our planet prepare six billion people for the end of the world? In the novel Escape 2 Earth THEY WILL, the governments of the world will attempt to save all of the
people. Will they succeed? Well that's the point of reading a book or
watching a movie isn't it ?
What
happens when a secret alien origination offers you the technology to
flee a doomed planet Earth but you only have 8 years to evacuate? What
happens to those who don't want to leave Earth? How do the world
governments handle an alien race determined to stop you from leaving
the planet? Without
the clout of the heavy hitters mentioned above I must relay on my one
woman army who is my daughter a Communications and Technology major
(with a minor in English). Together we have created an internet
presence that I hope will attract more readers and maybe a few studio
execs. In addition to the 5 book trailers with a half a million
combined hits.
I also have a website and I am on Facebook, Twitter, Myspace, etc. Last year I was contacted by
and asked if I would provide them with a signed copy of Escape 2 Earth
for their contest this lead to a mention on the daily videoblog Rocket
Boom hosted by Joanne Colan. This
fall I will be traveling to book fairs in New York, Maryland, New
Jersey, and West Virginia to discuss and the 2012 mania
that is soon to come. As for Mr. Emmerich, I would like to think that
given a choice he would have had more fun directing a movie with
aliens, space ships, and planets in a far off galaxy. The bottom line
is that there will be something for everyone in these upcoming films
hopefully someone will take an interest in my 2012 story 2012 movie science fiction
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Saturday, October 31, 2009
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Sunday, October 18, 2009
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Category: Writing and Poetry
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For many years I have stood watching from the Edge
of Society trying to understand why so many have chosen to give up on their
dreams, hopes, and aspirations….to give up on life. Observations from the Edge of Society are a
unique collection of thought provoking inspirational and motivational
quotes. Written over a period of ten
years these original quotes offer
hope, encouragement, and motivation to those who are struggling to achieve
their goals and to those who have given up. If you do not fall into either of
these categories please pass this on to a friend or loved one who does.....
.. ..Lawrence Johnson Sr. INSPIRATIONAL QUOTES
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Saturday, October 17, 2009
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Current mood:  artistic
Category: Movies, TV, Celebrities
This year's trek from Philadelphia down to the 2009 West Virginia Book
Festival in Charleston was the last of three book fairs that my family
and I have attended over the past three weeks. The indoor event held at
the Charleston Civic Center was a welcome change from having to deal
with the temper tantrums that Mother Nature threw during the fairs in
Maryland and New Jersey. During the two day event I had the pleasure of
meeting many fans of sci fi and fellow authors. Sales of my 2012
science fiction novel Escape 2 Earth exceeded my expectations. I want
to thank each and every one of you who purchased my book. The authors
and speakers in the Market Place area were especially helpful and made
us feel welcomed - thank you.  Until
I am able to create a clone of myself I will continue to rely on my
family to assist me in promoting Escape 2 Earth, Dimensions In Time,
Observations From The Center of Society and the upcoming Return 2
Earth. Speaking of family on Saturday I had the good fortune to meet
Winter Donaldson and her daughter Summer. Winter is the author of The
Missing Crest. If you are a bird lover I suggest that you check out
this heartwarming story. In addition to meeting the Donaldson’s I had a
chance to chat with author/artist Gary Bowen, and several other
talented attendees like author/poet Frank X Walker.  Super Salesman
There are so many people who have helped me in so many ways during this
book festival that I can’t name them all so I will just mention a few.
To Rob and Miranda Phillips Walker, thank you for taking the time to
give my daughter Lauren the scoop on the ins and outs of small press
publishers and more. And thank you to my Grandson Kyle (the super
salesman) and my daughter Alicia who drove up from North Carolina to
help out. I am looking forward to returning next year. I have only one
request, could you guys turn the heat up a little next year? LAWRENCE JOHNSON
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Sunday, October 04, 2009
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Current mood:  enlightened
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