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Published: Three by David Christopher Johnston
Three by David Christopher Johnston is a short story published by Bandit Fiction on 6 January 2021. It is a comedy romance about a widower who reluctantly attends a speed-dating event at his local village hall. The protagonist, George, is timid, irritable, but ultimately loveable...
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Christmas Fiction Quiz!
We all love a Christmas quiz. This month, fiction author David Christopher Johnston provides his readers with a fun fiction quiz to enjoy with family and friends during your festive break...
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The Best Movies based on Novels
David Christopher Johnston focuses on movies this month, and looks at six of the best movies adapted from fiction novels...
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The Best Historical Fiction
With Remembrance Day just around the corner, David Christopher Johnston recommends three great historical fiction novels for readers to enjoy during the long winter nights...
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The Best Horror Fiction
David Christopher Johnston recommends three of the best horror fiction novels for readers who love a scare. So grab one of these books, turn out the lights and read by torchlight if you dare...
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The Best Dystopian Fiction
Fiction author David Christopher Johnston recommends four of the best dystopian fiction novels for fans of this increasingly popular genre.
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Published: The Infinite Woes of Being A Hero
The Infinite Woes of Being A Hero is the new story by David Christopher Johnston, published by Bandit Fiction. It is a comedy story with a fantasy twist, telling the tale of a knight in shining armour who hates his job and longs to quit. Stallions, princesses and handsome knights mix with social media, networking dinners and HR to poke fun at the modern workplace, class prejudice and fairy tales...
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Books About Racism
The killing of George Floyd and the subsequent Black Lives Matter protests have highlighted once again the destructive role that endemic racism and hate plays in our society. In this article, David Christopher Johnston recommends three books about racism and intolerance in British modern society which provide insight into the roots and causes of racism...
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Short Story: Ward 31
Ward 31 is a short story by David Christopher Johnston. It is a tale of insomnia, boredom, pain and friendship beneath the watchful eye of a ticking God.
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The Portrayal of Mental Health in Fiction
David Christopher Johnston looks at the portrayal of mental health in fiction and recommends three novels that get it right...
