Cameron Johnston

One year ago this week my first published book, The Traitor God, appeared on shelves all across the world, rubbing shoulders with authors I've admired for years. It's still such a strange and marvellous feeling to see my book in shops and libraries. Lifelong dream achieved :) With my second book, God of Broken Things, out next week, it's got me thinking about the future. I have a rough draft of a new standalone dark fantasy novel finished and a couple of other projects in a formative stage. There's never any guarantee with publishing, but I really enjoy writing so anything more than that is a bonus. Writing is a solitary business, or so people say, but I haven't found that to be the case since I started writing seriously 10(!!!) years ago now. From hobby writers to published pro's, editors, agents, bloggers and reviewers, and the whole writing community, I've had a lot of support and encouragement along the way.  Cheers to you all!

I have a couple of events on over the next two weeks. First up, on Saturday 8th in Edinburgh I will be at the Cymera science fiction, fantasy and horror festival with Anna Stephens: https://www.cymerafestival.co.uk/saturday/cjas  On Thursday 13th I will be having a book launch for God of Broken Things in Glasgow: https://www.waterstones.com/events/cameron-johnston-launches-the-god-of-broken-things/glasgow-argyle-street Hope to see some of you there!

Hi folks, for those that are interested, the kindle version of God of Broken Things is now up for preorder: Amazon.com  Amazon.co.uk

Some more reviews of God of Broken Things   are in, and they are good! Phew, it's always nerveracking waiting to see how a book will be received. God of Broken Things: Review by Jon Karoll Review by Grimdark Magazine And a bonus review of The Traitor God  here on CulturaColectiva .

It's alive, ALIVE! It's a real living book! God of Broken Things has arrived at the Angry Robot megacorp HQ. heh, I see what they did there...

Sending a new book out into the world is a pretty nerve-racking time - I never know how it's going to be received. I would have thought that it might be easier the second time around, but apparently not. Fortunately the first few advance reviews of God of Broken Things have been good. Phew! *wipes sweat off my brow* The amazing Nick T Borrelli just posted a truly amazing Five ***** review of God of Broken Things . And no, not's not a censored sweary word... Check it out below: Cameron Johnston is an author who writes exactly the types of books that I really enjoy.  Heavy on the magic, violently action-packed, with plenty of thrills punctuated by characters who don't always behave the way you expect them to.  Cameron's first book in his Age of Tyranny series The Traitor God was one of my favorite reads of 2018.  It immediately grabbed my attention when I first read it and I've been eagerly anticipating book two so that I could get right back into this amazing...

Apparently The Traitor God is a Deal of the Day on Amazon UK. So for 24 hours on 11th March you can get a whole ebook and wicked world for only 99p.   https://www.amazon.co.uk/Traitor-God-Cameron-Johnston-ebook/dp/B07CSWNH15/