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Something About Me and My Book:: Let's see... 5 poetry books: FROM HERE TO NEVER... FALLING FROM A CLOUD... THE MARCH OF THE TURTLES... STOP THE SCRAMBLED EGGS... LOOK ONE LAST and one collection of short stories: OF TRAINS AND OTHER THINGS.

HALLUCINATION OF MAJESTIC ELEPHANTS, a book that has short stories, poetry and essays came out last year and

ECHOES FROM THE ANTECHAMBER, a new book released this year which follows a format similar to HALLUCINATION OF MAJESTIC ELEPHANTS.

All are available online. Check my website for more details or just google the the titles.

Website:: http://www.thejeffhowe.com

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At 2:00pm on March 24, 2010, Kate L gave Jeff Howe a gift…: Red Ribbon
I just wanted to introduce myself and my blog, The Book Buff: Book Reviews for Regular People. Check it out at http://www.thebookbuff.blogspot.com
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At 11:14am on March 17, 2010, Maureen Miller said…: I got a gift!!! Thank you! Thank you!

That certainly brightened my day because someone stuck a jalapeno in my salad! You have to understand...I think Doritos are spicy.

My shirt has a leprachaun on it. I'm not Irish (despite the very Irish first name) and I am a businesswoman, and yet here I sit with a leprachaun on! I should be ashamed of myself! :)

Have a happy St. Patty's Day, Mr. Jeff!

At 4:20am on January 6, 2010, John W. Cassell said…: thanks, Brother. Hope you have a great new year.

At 3:04pm on January 4, 2010, Sunni Morris said…: Hi Jeff,

Just looked at your website. The "about me" section was pretty funny and I mean that in a good way. I can definitely relate to what you're saying there about getting older and the cold, etc. I was finally getting around to putting my new wall calendar up yesterday for 2010 and I always write all the birthdays in first, etc. As I was doing that I began to realize how old all of us are getting (family and friends). I was in shock because it doesn't seem possible to be that old already when in many ways I still feel like I did in my 20's. This left me to wondering where in the world all that time went and so quickly.

As far as the cold I spent 5 winters in Alaska and was so glad to get out of there. There's really just so much cold a body can take and I was even much, much younger then than I am today. I'm living in the desert now but as you probably know the desert has temperature extremes although I can say no snow (or very little) thank goodness. I vowed I saw my last flake when I left AK unless its on a mountaintop way above me. That would be ok.

I see you've written lots of poetry and I agree it does seem to be a dying art form - for that matter so is reading of any kind. My nieces and nephews seldom if ever pick up a book to read just for pleasure which is a sad thing to see. Young people are far more interested in tv, internet, movies, texting, games, etc. Such a shame really. I hope you will keep writing and will finish the novel you have in the works. I think most writers write because they love telling good stories. We all know we'll never get rich doing this but its very satisfying to finish a manuscript and see it published and hopefully to please a few readers who will pick it up and enjoy.

Best Wishes,
Sunni

At 2:39pm on January 4, 2010, Sunni Morris said…: Hi Jeff,
Thanks for the friend invite. Hope 2010 is a great year for all of us.

At 1:26am on January 1, 2010, John Kremer said…: Welcome to the Book Marketing Network. Join in some discussions, post a blog or video, schedule an event, make some friends. I think you'll enjoy it here.

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