Heath Lowrance

Wednesday, June 27, 2012

Fictional Rebels

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The most heroic characteristic a human being can have, I believe, is the complete unwillingness to submit his/her will to anyone or anythi...
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Monday, June 25, 2012

The Sloppy Beginnings of Hawthorne

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A few years ago, I took a stab at creating a series character. It worked out, ultimately, but in the most twisted, non-linear way imag...
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Best Pulp Covers: Whip Hand

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Charles Willeford writing as W. Franklin Sanders.
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Monday, June 18, 2012

Punk Rock and the Young Writer

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Well into middle-age now, music still holds a very important place in my life. I find it odd that so many people in my age group, peop...
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Saturday, June 16, 2012

How to Jump from a Horse to a Moving Train

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In the story I'm working on at the moment, there's a scene where the protagonist (Hawthorne) is required to jump from his runnin...
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Wednesday, June 6, 2012

There Will Come Soft Rains

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The man who made me want to be a writer is dead. When I was about ten or twelve, I read a story by Ray Bradbury called "There Will...
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Tuesday, June 5, 2012

The Ugly Glamor of WWII

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I can’t recall exactly how or why I first started becoming interested in World War II. The seeds of it probably go back to childhood, ...
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Heath Lowrance

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Heath Lowrance
...is the author of HAWTHORNE: TALES OF A WEIRDER WEST, CITY OF HERETICS, THE BASTARD HAND, FIGHT CARD: "Bluff City Brawler" (as Jack Tunney) and DIG TEN GRAVES. His work has appeared at Crime Factory, Shotgun Honey, Chi-Zine, Pulp Metal, The Nautilus Engine, and others. He has been a movie theater manager, a tour guide at Sun Studio, a singer in a punk band, and a regular donor of blood for money. He lives in Lansing, Michigan.
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