My book The Song of Wulfgar is now out in paperback! Get it now for just $6.
After their king suddenly dies, a Germanic tribe is forced to leave their mountainous country. As his people search for a new homeland, the young Wulfgar fights the evil that stands in their way – and passes into legend.Set in the majestic Enchantments of the Pacific Northwest, The Song of Wulfgar is old-fashioned tale for the 21st Century.
I discuss how to respond to the national situation and why old forms of entertainment will provide us with the “great escape” we need from whatever is thrust upon us in the future.
TJ Martinell · Mountain Pass Podcast – The Great Escape Episode
I’m excited to announce the upcoming publication of my latest book The Song of Wulfgar on May 1 through Amazon Kindle.
The Beowulf-style poem is set in an actual location in the Pacific Northwest known as The Enchantments.
You can listen to a sample of the audiobook below.
The Kindle book will be available for pre-order April 27.
The audiobook will be released May 4.
I discuss coffee addictions, Karens in the COVID-19 era, home improvement, There Will Be Blood, debacles, mouse hunts and the “right hand turn test.”
I discuss Adam Piggott’s book Pushing Rubber Downhill and some important life lessons for men that it offers.
You can purchase his book on Amazon.
I discuss the novel “King Rat” and the lessons it offers us for our current world amid the coronavirus.
To help you cope with the coronavirus outbreak, I’m releasing a short novella “The Night No One Slept.”
A prequel to my 2018 novel “Men Who Walk Alone,” the story follows the early days of Detective Moore’s career in the city of Beverley.
The Kindle book is available on Amazon.
I discuss:
– Why the dystopian genre is dead
– The unpredictability of history
– Why the U.S. is headed for dissolution eventually
I discuss (not) stocking up for the coronavirus, how wealth and value is based on circumstances, and why I liked the film Midway in spite of its flaws.
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