Previous-life journalist, now the author of the rollicking Blacktip Island humor novels. Swims with sharks and plays with boats in the Caribbean.
Blacktip Island
Joined November 2011
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On Wahoo Reef follows a #PRexecutive from Atlanta who quits his job to open a #scuba diving operation in the #Caribbean. What was the inspiration for the setup of your #story?
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Northern Exposure meets Margaritaville in this comic Caribbean romp. Review - On Wahoo Reef by Tim W Jackson @TimWJax fundinmental.com/on-wahoo-re…
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Uncovering what lurks hidden beneath the surface literally and personally keeps the reader turning the pages to a very satisfying end. No thread left dangling, very fun read. @TimWJax wp.me/p7iBgp-QCQ #caribbean #islands #humor #amwriting #islandlife #beachreads
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5.0 out of 5 stars .Sharks, mersquatches and duppys, oh my! @TimWJax wp.me/p7iBgp-QCQ #caribbean #islands #humor #amwriting #islandlife #beachreads #bookreview #bookreccomendations #ebook #kindle #bargain #99cents
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‘A cleverly plotted mystery packed with plenty of twists and turns – and lots of charm. A FINALIST and highly recommended!’ - The Wishing Shelf Book Awards @TimWJax wp.me/p7iBgp-QCQ #caribbean #islands #humor #amwriting #islandlife #beachreads #bookreview
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Bargain! 'The Secret of Rosalita Flats: A Blacktip Island novel' @TimWJax wp.me/p7iBgp-QCQ #caribbean #islands #humor #amwriting #islandlife #beachreads #bookreview #bookreccomendations #ebook #kindle #bargain #99cents
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An engaging story of escape from corporate drudgery to the perils and promises of island life, where humor and resilience collide. buff.ly/44ackTW @TimWJax
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Want to see a magic trick? Now you see me, now you don’t.
Video by @ocean_lovers_united on IG
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Boo!! Betcha weren’t expecting a bird!! #doublecrestedcormorant #cormorant #seabird #seahunt #coral #coralcitycamera #miami #portmiami #miamibeach #biscaynebay #bridgeinitiative #bfi #theellies #oolitearts #noaa #aoml #coralcity
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The latest The Shareef Daily! paper.li/shareef?share_id=2b… Thanks to @TimWJax @gridoffug #scubadiving #scuba
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Common Question: what are you going to do for 50 hours submerged? Uncommon answer: Play Chess. #oceansixfifty #50yrs50hrs #oneoceanonehome #ecosystem #pledgetoprotect #plasticfree #stoppollution #scuba #divelife #nature #wonders #savetheseas #reef #diveforhope #sunnysideoflife
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Attention #teachers! Meet @jillheinerth! She is an fin-credible Canadian cave diver AND the feature of today's #OceanEducationWednesday! Head over to our slides and share them with your class!
English: bit.ly/OEW_EN
French: bit.ly/OEW_FR1
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Please give a warm welcome to some of our newest authors who've put up complimentary copies of their ARCs on BookSirens. Join their review team before spots run out! booksirens.com/advanced-read… 🎁🏃♂️🏃♀️
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I’m the #Slender #Lizardfish. My jaws has tiny teeth. I can be found on #sand (partly buried) & on #reefs between 1 to a 135m deep. I’m a ambushing predator of small #fish. I’m also #fast to catching my #food. #padi #dive #scuba #scubadiving #redsea #ocea #photography #info #fyi – at Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
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Why yes, it's #ScubaSunday time again. We've seen some great #scubadiving content from these folks this week... @Rainmaker1973 @ngfl3333 @Kimberl93304351 @TimWJax @stludwig72 @SeaVenturesATL @JeffTuk @AmineLounes4 @petradiving @DanielGastelumV @KArenaTennis @r_hussamy @marmencor
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Tiger sharks are one of the largest and most aggressive predators on a coral reef. They will eat almost anything--including garbage and discarded fishing gear. Their reputation as an aggressive feeder makes them more vulnerable to harmful population control efforts. #sharkweek
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#Sharks are critical in helping ecosystems recover from extreme climatic events, according to a new study. Scientists were able to determine the importance of the apex predator to a unique ecosystem following an extreme marine heatwave in 2011. theguardian.com/environment/…