The Journal

2025 has come to a close, and what a year it’s been! They say time flies when you’re having fun, and clearly I was having fun this year. The world is ever changing, and nothing says that more than 2025. Looking back, there are so many things that took place in the short time of the past twelve months. If I tried to catalogue them all, this post would never end. Instead, allow me to share with you twenty highlights of my 2025: a year in review.

The Continental Army crossed the icy Delaware River on Christmas night 1776, leading to one of the most iconic moments in American Revolution history.

There will be a time for politics and addressing the Federal Government’s failure to take preemptive action despite repeated warning, but this is a post to honour those who stepped up when others fled. In the midst of Australia’s worst massacre since Port Arthur in 1996, brave civilians risked their own lives to stand up against terror.

Charlie Kirk might be gone from this earth, but his legacy is alive and breathing with a patriotic fire. His mission lives on in the hearts of everyone who is willing to stand up and fight for the cause. The events in the weeks following his assassination have been a turning point in the course of history. Millions of people, young and old, have risen up to boldly take a stand for what Charlie stood for: truth, life, and justice.

The Epic Story of 1780-1783 releases on Amazon today across America, the UK, Australia, and the world. It's the third book in the American Revolution anthological trilogy, The Epic Story of America, and features the stories of seventeen historical figures who influenced America's fight for independence between the years 1780 and 1783.

Christopher J. Watt has announced his newest development; a new blog and email list on Substack. Titled 'A Writer & His Dog', the new platform will provide instant updates and serve as a newsfeed for Christopher and his writing. Posts will include the latest news and progress updates on writing, as well as more personal behind-the-scenes content about the writing process.

Take a look below at the official front cover design for the third and final book in the Epic Story of America trilogy, which has just been revealed!

I’ve been waiting for this moment ever since hearing that Dreamworks was going to produce a live action remake of How to Train Your Dragon. Every few days I’d do a quick search on Google to see if there were any further updates on the production, cast, and release date. I was one of the first to watch the teaser trailer—just 8 hours after it was published on YouTube. The trailers, website, and cast interviews have left me teary-eyed in excitement as I anticipated the day How

The all-new public Epic Patriot Camp platform, Epic Patriot Press, has just been launched.

My Top 3 book recommendations for May 2025.

The future of Australia is at stake and we simply cannot afford another triennial of economic and cost-of-living treachery. It’s up to us, the people, to keep the government accountable. Can we trust Labor, this time, to deliver what they’ve so extravagantly promised?

Directors for Epic Patriot Camp 2025 Christopher Watt and Ella Quill have announced the cast for their third and final book in the trilogy.