tom's books

Tom currently has twenty books published with two more on the writer's workbench for 2023.  One book - his first - was published in 1998 by his publisher in the UK - Praxis Institute Press.   Fourteen books have been published his my publisher in Oregon - Wipf and Stock Publishers (13 of which appear as Kindle and Barnes and Noble digital editions as well).   Five of the books are digital publications (four of those self published with Johnson-Medland & Sons Publications and one a reprint of my book with Praxis).  Check out the links below to see and order Tom's books.  Be sure to check out the ENDORSEMENTS at the bottom of the page from other authors.

Tom's Books at Wipf and Stock: CLICK HERE 

Tom's Book at Praxis Press: CLICK HERE

                  Tom's Digital Books: CLICK HERE          

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Tom's Books on Amazon and Kindle Editions: CLICK HERE

Tom's Books on Barnes and Nobles and Digital Editions: CLICK HERE

To get a signed copy of one of my books, reach out to me 

at: tomjohnsonmedland@gmail.com to arrange for purchasing and shipping.

CV with Publications/Speaking Events: CLICK HERE

Tom's Published articles: CLICK HERE

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ENDORSEMENTS:

“I am quite happy and proud to recommend to you the wisdom and the beauty you will find in this book! Our world has need of this.”

—RICHARD ROHR

Center for Action and Contemplation, Albuquerque, NM

“A powerful journey of inspiration, love, care, and connection with the living waters of our communities—encouraging us to reflect on how we care for them and inspiring us to rise up against the harms and challenges they face from human interaction. Thomas’s poems are challenging, uplifting, and heartwarming, and remind us that our streams and rivers are part of our community, to be respected and cared for.”

—Maya van Rossum, author of The Green Amendment

“Men are rediscovering poetry if it speaks to their honest experience, people are rediscovering poetry when it is accessible and evocative. Well, here it is—for your discovery and enlightenment!”

—Richard Rohr, OFM author of From Wild Man to Wise Man and Adam’s Return

“In River Bending, we are beckoned to join a journey of pools, currents, rapids, and switchbacks—an adventure in language worthy of the closest read and the joyous noise Johnson-Medland makes.”

—Thomas Lynch, author of Bone Rosary

“We live our lives, day to day, thinking tens of thousands of thoughts. And as Deepak Chopra, the renown Hindu philosopher, so brilliantly stated, we are not merely a collection of thoughts, we are the thinker of those thoughts. It’s the space in between those thoughts where you and I, as individuals, dwell . . .

It is my sincere hope for you that, as a searcher for both the meaning in and meaning of life, you will continue to read what you now hold in your hands. It is an exceptional book written by an exceptional person. Tom’s gift of writing both insightful prose as well as eloquent poetry will transform you and take you to a place very few in life will ever arrive: face to face with yourself and your God.” 

—GLENN WALSH, Adjunct Professor of Humanities, Temple University

“[An] utterly creative spirit is best accessed through creativity itself, through art, symbol, and poetry. God is not prosaic or predictable . . . Open this book and be re-created yourself.” 

 — Richard Rohr, Center for Action and Contemplation, Albuquerque, New Mexico

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