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about me

I love to read as well as write. I enjoy art and I love music and often spend time with friends when they get together in their studio, jamming and writing songs together. Music is my muse. Concerts to see my favourite bands are a thing I really look forward to.
I've also travelled a lot of the world, mostly countries like Cuba, Brazil, Puerta Rica, Columbia, India, Egypt, turkey, spain, greece, Dominican Republic, Grenada, Tenerife.... And I've lived in Australia for a few years in the mid 60's and then again in the 70's. But even though I like adventure I'm a bit of a homebird really and I like getting back home to be with my family.
I've always wanted to write a novel, ever since I was about 10 years old when I started to read and collect books. It was about then when I wrote my first poems. But I've been so busy having a family that the idea went right out of my head. But a few years ago it came back again and I began my first novel.
'Four Corners' is my second novel. Its such a long book that I had to split into four. I Think it was meant to be this way because each part is slightly different and will attract a different reader.
I have also begun a follow-on,(which is so exciting) but I've got so much work to finish yet so I've put it to one side until I have at least completed two books.
'The Rock Star' will be published as soon as it is completely edited.
A few people have said 'Four Corners' has similarities to Stephen King's Dark Tower series. This was an exciting thought but I wouldn't want anyone to compare it and be disappointed.

I have a new book cover - thankyou CRYSTAL HART, my cousin, who also makes the most beautiful Goddesses. She's on facebook(Chrystal Hart) - look up her 'Crystal hart collection'.

Every day I wake up and think of something new to write and because Music is my muse, strangely I have a song for every chapter I've written. I'd love to see my book as a movie and my characters as real people.
Four Corners is a strange book, and one that seemed to create itself. I love to write that way. I try have to a plan, but it always has a habit of changing.
I've been told Four Corners is definitely unusual, especially the way I've mixed the past of the Native American Indian legends, with the present of a rock band, and the future of Michael's dreams and visions. I think someone said it was 'A discordance of genres - the historical, the contempary, and the dystopian. But somehow it works.
Hey and it doesn't finish there. In the three other books there are witches and faeries. Knights and battles, Castles and Dragons. Nephilums and Daemons. Angels and Giants. Cherubims and a Goddess - not forgetting amazing battles and everything that goes with the apocolypse. And they all tie in with my story.

Look at my website, I'll tell you more. I'm new to computers so you'll appreciate what effort it took to create this site. I know its supposed to be easy? Anyhow hopefully soon I will improve it and put a load more info on. Please leave a message and tell me what you think about the book.

I am almost ready for publishing so if any publishers or agents are interested in my work, please get in touch with me on my LINKEDIN site below or my WEEBLY.COM website below.

I ALWAYS RETURN READS. If you think I've forgotten please do not hesitate to remind me.

favourite books

I don't really have a favourite Author or type of book.
I study history (mainly Britain), mythology and religion, and I'm still reading through the library!
I occasionally enjoy chick- lit (Sophie Kinsella),. I like the classics, (D H Lawrence, poetry (T.S Eliot,) and even Shakespeare too.

On the Authonomy site I read ALL GENRES even non-fiction.



my websites

http://fourcornersbyjtbennett.weebly.com/     http://uk.linkedin.com/pub/june-t-bennett/42/823/6

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Self-publish with CreateSpace

my books

Future Poems

J.T.Bennett

Have you ever had a dream you thought was about the future?
Here is a small collection of poems about my dreams.


Over the last several years I have had dreams of what I believed was the future; a world of poverty, violence and war.

I have put together a collection of my poems, two chapters of which I have put on the Authonomy site, to see what response I get.
I hope you like them.

I've also added a number of various other poems from chapter 3 onwards, to make up the word count.

 

FOUR CORNERS. Book One. The ro....

J.T Bennett

Rock star, Michael Faraday, fears his dreams of a dystopian world and visions of his death in a battle against stange creatures.


Rock star Michael Faraday, has dreams and visions of the future.
After a strange experience at the 'Four Corners' monument, he believes his visions have a connection with the Indian prophesies of the 'Blue Star', and 'Pahana', the 'Lost White Brother.

In his dreams, Spirit guides and Daemons begin to appear to Michael. They guide him on his spiritual journey, showing him signs to find his Inner self.

Fate brings Ruby and Michael together. She has the same dreams, and after the world recession one by one their dreams come true.

Several years later, Britain is a country of poverty, violence, and political unrest. Now bankrupt and stranded in Britain, Michael and his band tour the English countryside, peacefully demonstrating, against war, and the new Militant Government.
Due to his lyrics, Michael's fans believe him to be a prophet, and become followers of his peaceful activist group.

In Glastonbury Ruby sees the watchower from Michael's vision. Michael visits it alone, but both he and the watchtower disappear. He's then trapped in a tunnel of time, and what happens next is a test which Michael has to pass, and if he doesn't, the future is doomed..







 

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JCS87 wrote 2 hours ago

sounds wonderful :) I'll get around to it probably next week :) thank....

ShirleyGrace wrote 5 hours ago

Junetee: I'd love to do a swap read with you. I will this week-end. ....

Adam Thurstman wrote 5 hours ago

Thank you Junetee May God bless you Adam

lisa85 wrote 6 hours ago

Absolutely! :)

RaineyC wrote 14 hours ago

Hi Junetee You are most welcome. I'll try to find time to read some ....

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I wrote 1 day ago

Never lose. What beautiful creative writing with wonderful imagery! You have a unique voice and you write with so much passion. I couldn't stop myself from reading on, this is such a colourful book about India and its people and theur cultures. I found it very Spiritual, even magical at times... view book

I wrote 1 day ago

Never lose. What beautiful creative writing with wonderful imagery! You have a unique voice and you write with so much passion. I couldn't stop myself from reading on, this is such a colourful book about India and its people and theur cultures. I found it very Spiritual, even magical at times... view book

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Is Israel Real? This is an really interesting book. I was so intrigued when I read the pitch and excited when I read it. I only had time to read three chapters but I presume its about 'an experience?' Its an amazing read and I enjoyed it immensly. highly starred ... view book

I wrote 1 day ago

Silver. I really liked the prologue. It sets the story off brilliantly. I noticed you repeat the 'boring school' bit right at the beginning of chap 1. This is an interesting story. I'm not a fan of vampire stories but I thought I'd give this one a try. It is well written, with some well create... view book

I wrote 4 days ago

I absolutely love this. I have to say vampire(and werewolf) are the least of my favourite genres, but the pitch and especially the title attracted me. You have approached the genre in such a different way, with your prose and with conscience. Something which I can appreciate more. But still I love ... view book

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