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Blog postThis week I’m excited to announce that I’m a guest blogger on author, entrepreneur, and all-around badass Julia Press Simmons’ blog, where I talk about the joys and challenges of working from home.
Here’s a short excerpt:
After more than a decade working in retail and management, I came to the realization that, as an introvert, working directly with people wasn’t the best choice for me. It was draining, exhausting. But I was inspired by a friend who worked part-time fro -
Blog postStarting October 15th, Midian Entertainment posted an experiment on its Twitter page, where some of the signed authors wrote a flash fiction piece in the Breed multiverse, each story being unveiled 1 tweet at a time over the course of 15 or so days. It was fun to watch each story unfold, the tension building over time.
I’ve decided to compile my story into one piece, which can be read below. It tells a little bit of the backstory of Gillian MacLeod, one of the central characters of my -
Blog postMy baby turns a year old today! I have no idea where the time has gone. It’s hard to believe that it’s already been a year since I published my novella Ordinary Heroes.
In celebration of it’s first birthday, I’ve lowered the price on the Kindle version by $1. (I’m working on dropping the price on the paperback version as well, but Amazon is moving everything over from CreateSpace to Kindle Direct Publishing, and the update hasn’t gone into effect yet. I’ll update this page when it do -
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Blog postI’m excited to announce the launch of my new website, johnhowardbooks.com.
After a fairly long hiatus from writing and an even longer one from blogging — and despite my writing tools having grown somewhat rusty — I’ve decided to jump back into the pool with both feet, knees tucked under my chin, eyes closed, and try to make the biggest splash possible.
In 2019, you should be able to look forward to at least 4 stories from me. Starting off, m -
Blog postStarting tomorrow, October 16th, please join me over at the Midian Entertainment Twitter page for 3 original flash fiction stories — including one written by yours truly — that will unfold 1 tweet per day until Halloween.
And over the next couple of months, as we get closer to the rollout of the very first Breed novel, Deadeye by David Rex Bonnewell, on January 1st, keep an eye on this page or the Midian Entertainment homepage for updates and more information.
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Blog postOn a crisp, clear Saturday morning in spring, twenty years ago, I spent the better part of the day fighting off multiple attackers. I was seventeen when I took up Tae Kwon Do. Like almost everyone starting out in the Martial Arts, that elusive black belt was my end goal. “Once I get my black, … Continue reading Transitions Part II: Marriage and Black Belts are Hard but Totally Worth It
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Blog postIt’s been a long time since I’ve done anything with this space, I know. In my defense, the last year and a half have been challenging, to say the least. I’ll fill you in, but I’m going to start at the end and work backward through subsequent blogs.
My last blog entry was posted on Mother’s Day last year, celebrating the strong, intelligent, capable woman my mother was, highlighting the challenges she had been through and the battles she’d had to fight, including multiple recurrences o -
Blog postToday is a day for honoring mothers. Because, really, where would any of us be without them?
I’ve never told her this, but I admire my mother greatly. She may not have been a perfect mother, but she did her best and I think, looking back, she did pretty OK. She all but raised 3 kids by herself (my dad was around throughout my childhood, but wasn’t exactly present). She’s the one who sat me on her lap from as early on as I can remember and read to me, everything from books to comics to -
Blog postI’m extremely proud to announce the release of a new horror anthology, The Horror Society Presents: Forgotten Places, featuring my short story “Moonville.” In it, a family goes searching for a ghost town in Southern Ohio and stumbles upon a century-old murder scene. Then they get a hands-on history lesson.
Moonville is a real location in Southern Ohio, which I’ve visited several times. The town itself no longer exists except for a few building foundations if you know where to look, bu -
Blog postMy daughters were about 3 and 5 years old when it became blatantly apparent that my marriage to their mother wasn’t working. My divorce wasn’t final until 2012, but I haven’t lived in that house, or even that state, since early 2010. Making the decision to move from Western New York to Southwest Ohio, 300 miles away from my girls, back to where I had grown up was one of the hardest things I’ve ever had to do. I don’t think a day has gone by since that I haven’t wondered whether they’ll grow u
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A Walk in a Darker Wood
Dec 22, 2020
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Sarah Walker,
Alan P Sessler,
Ivan Zoric,
Can Wiggins,
Jill Hand,
Ashley Dioses,
David Barker,
Phil Breach,
Gordon White,
Duane Pesice
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Ladies and Gentlemen of Fantasy 2014
Jul 7, 2014
by
Jennifer L. Miller,
John H. Howard,
Steven L. Shrewsbury,
Joel Turpin,
Erich A. Johnson,
Kerry Morgan,
River Wolf
$1.99
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Klarissa Dreams Redux: An Illuminated Anthology
Mar 16, 2020
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Shebat Legion,
Dianne Tchir,
Alan Torok,
Marko Katic,
James McCuaig,
Joel Eisenberg,
Nettie Eisenberg,
Jocelyn Williams,
Michael H Hanson,
Daniel Arthur Smith,
Rivka Jacobs,
Andrew Robertson,
Randy Michaud,
Michael S. Walker,
Carmilla Voiez,
Deanne Charlton,
Lorinda Taylor,
ZZ Claybourne,
P.K. Tyler,
Phoebe Tsang,
Rebecca Poole,
Scott Carruba,
Ken Tizzard,
Milton Davies,
Marilynn Carter,
Peter Bergerson,
Dr. Kent David Tisher,
Jef Rouner,
Erika M Szabo,
Brent Meske,
Beverly Alexander Vye,
Skye Knizley,
Debbie Starrett,
Ann Stolinsky,
Nellie Smith,
Brian Finley,
Nely Cab,
Joe DeRouen,
Jessica West,
Beth Patterson,
Robert Allen Lupton,
Paul DeThroe,
Julie Dundas,
Gregg Chamberlain,
D. S. Foster,
Mike Casto,
Latika Karani,
Faith Marlow,
Baer Charlton,
Elizabeth S. Wolf,
Duncan Swallow,
Charles Barouch,
Joe Bonadonna,
Justin Sandler,
Rue Volley,
Andrew K. Tempest,
Margaret R. Blake,
Teresa Carawan,
Anita Reeder Hardister,
Theresa Nyenhuis,
Lissette E. Manning,
Janice Bell,
John H. Howard,
Mary McGillis,
Gwyndyn Alexander,
Samuel Peralta
$2.99
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Gentlemen of Horror 2017
Oct 26, 2017
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Alex Johnson,
W. Tinkanesh,
Henry Snider,
Rick Powell,
Grigori Cross,
Arjay Murray,
John Howard,
Erich Johnson,
John Sowder,
A.J. Brown
$2.99
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Ladies and Gentlemen of Horror 2017
Oct 26, 2017
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John Howard,
Shebat Legion,
Kerry Morgan,
Alex Johnson,
M.L. Wallace,
Arjay Murray,
M. A.,
Rick Powell,
W. Tinkanesh,
Evelyn Eve
$4.41
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Gentlemen of Horror 2015
Oct 26, 2015
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Greg McWhorter,
John H. Howard,
Robert J. Leuthold,
Noah A. Miller,
Erich A. Johnson,
David Lingbloom,
M. R. Stover,
Jennifer L. Miller,
Rosie Bates
$1.99
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The Horror Society Presents: Abandoned Places
Feb 28, 2015
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Henry Snider,
John Howard,
Peter Salomon,
Marianne Halbert,
Dan Dillard,
D. Pitsiladis,
Gordon Bean,
Rose Blackthorn,
Marty Young,
Jason Brock
$3.99
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Twisted Fairy Tale Anthology
Nov 13, 2009
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Cassandra Lee,
Jennifer L. Miller,
John H. Howard,
Dave Rex,
Charlotte Emma Gledson,
Leigh Dragoon,
Rachel Ayers,
Jeff Ezell,
Jessica Lynne Gardner,
Isabelle Rose
$5.00
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