It was almost 50 years ago that the science fiction writer Timothy Godwin published his short story Hair of the Black Howler. A few years later, he was killed in a car accident. Some, including the Ozark Howler enthusiast Ralph Toller, have suggested that the accident was in fact an assassination by the Sawmen, a … Continue reading What Is Grigor Godwin Up To?
Some people worry about the scams that proliferate within cryptocurrency markets like rats in a dank sewer. It's certainly true that in crypto culture, con artists nearly outnumber their victims. The worst criminal fraud on the blockchain runs at a larger scale, however. The Ozark Howler warns us of this: There are scams within cryptocurrency … Continue reading Ozark Howler Warns Cryptocurrency Is A Scam
It's time for something spooky. 2020 didn't allow us a healthy Halloween season, but 2021 is set to make up for that and then some. In this video, the Ozark Howler reviews some recent Howler activity, namely the Horrified American Monsters cooperative board game featuring the Ozark Howler, available at a Target near you, and … Continue reading October is Ozark Howler Month
The conflict of Ozark Christianity with the horned wildness of the Howler is a theme that repeats throughout the book.
"He had great big horns and I shot him right between the f**king eyes!" Thus the host of the Creeps in the Crypt podcast paraphrases frontiersman Daniel Boone's report of his first-hand encounter with the Ozark Howler in Spanish territory west of the Mississippi River, in what is now Missouri. Creepy indeed, and a perfect … Continue reading Crypt Podcast Reveals Old-time Ozark Howler Tales
Someone at Handwiki has noticed the musicality of the Ozark Howler... and no, they're not talking about its famous scream in the dead of night. The author notes: Two popular music bands have worked under the name Ozark Howler: The Ozark Howlers from Fayetteville, Arkansas, and Ozark Howler from London, England. In addition, a band … Continue reading The Ozark Howler in Tunes
The Ozark Howler is not what most people would call a refined beast. According to the Hillbilly Horror Podcast... "The most general description that can be pieced together is a creature that's the size of a bear with a thick, stocky body, shaggy hair, and a beard like that of a billy goat, glowing red … Continue reading Ozark Howler Poetry
A report, from the Gurden Concatenation Board, of Ozark Howler activity in Arkansas in 1923; "The surveys have been conducted by the concatenations of Little Rock, Pine Bluff, Warren, Malvern, Hot Springs, and Gurden. Overall conclusion being that judging from the survey locations, there are at least eight individual Ozark Howlers who have come down … Continue reading The Ozark Howler and the Gurden Concatenation
This week, a new documentary about the Ozark Howler was broadcast across the USA, identifying the Howler as "More fearsome than anything known to man." That's big bragging rights for the monster, but then, the creature has always preferred to lurk rather than acting like a showboat. More impressive, then, is the documentary's collection of … Continue reading Ozark Howler Documentary Reveals New Eyewitness
People find in the Ozark Howler what they bring to the monster in themselves. So it is that plenty of people emphasize the dark danger of the beast, and call it "the most metal cryptid" of them all. These people carry a lot of anger into the world, and they expect it from each other. … Continue reading The Ozark Howler is Both Creepy and Cute
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