Photos
These photos are a slice of my life and a bit more about who I am. They include some of my travels, the influences on my writing and books as well as some of the more thriller style adventures!I hope you enjoy seeing behind the scenes.
Pentecost on the Action Adventure fiction list with Ken Follett, Lee Child & Barry Eisler
From affirmation to reality. I am creative. I am an author.
Bones at the Paris Catacombs, featured in Prophecy
Joanna Penn at Stonehenge
My Stand Up Desk, I'm trying to be healthier
Letter from George Orwell
Halfway to Heaven pub, featured in Pentecost
The Louvre, Paris, featured in Prophecy
Theology Faculty, Oxford, England, where I studed and where Morgan Sierra works sometimes
Oxford Museum of Natural History, underneath is the ARKANE base
Jude The Obscure Pub, Oxford. Hardy's book was the reason Oxford became my Jerusalem
Author J.F. Penn at Freud Museum, Hampstead, London
Joanna Penn, speaking on book marketing, London
Workshop on book marketing, by Joanna Penn, London
Workshop on book marketing, by Joanna Penn, London
Joanna Penn, speaker at London workshop on book marketing
Grand Lodge of England, London
Journals and Diaries
Editing for the 2nd edition of How To Love Your Job or Find A New One
{ 3 comments… read them below or add one }
I just finished reading both Pentecost, and Prophacy and loved both books! They reminded me of Radiers of the Lost Ark movies and I was thinking while I was reading both books that these would make great movies too.
The only thing I didn’t like was when you used the word Fuc…. in the second book. Other than that they were great.
I can’t wait till the third one comes out.
Julie
Thanks Julie – I’m so glad you enjoyed the books. Apologies for the obscenity – I think occasional use is acceptable in context and makes the book more realistic. Exodus will be out in the northern summer. Thanks!
Pentecost and Prophecy were two of the best books I’ve read in a while. The action was fast-paced, the relationship between the characters makes you want to like them, and the clarity of the description of the many locales is almost spot-on perfect. I can’t wait for #3!!