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.
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
It was over 80 years ago, in 1936, that Saul Ashton published Tales of the Ozark Howler. It was also over 80 years ago, in 1938, that Ashton's family withdrew the book from distribution, embarrassed by Ashton's atheism and Communist politics. Only a small number of copies of the book survived the purge, and the … Continue reading Old Book About The Ozark Howler Available Again
Slightly up and to the left of the Bible Belt is America's love handle, the Ozark Mountains. There, hidden in the hills, they say, lives the Ozark Howler, a creature with strange, twisted horns, razor sharp claws, dark shaggy fur and glowing red eyes. Two and a half years ago, an artist using the pseudonym … Continue reading An Ozark Howler Story… With a Heron
"The one aspect every witness agrees upon is the Ozark Howler's piercing, terrifying cry." This description of the Ozark Howler comes from Jason Offutt, in a new book about American mythological monsters, Chasing American monsters : over 250 creatures, cryptids, and hairy beasts, due to be released on March 7 this year. Offutt writes, "The Ozark Mountains in north central Arkansas are covered in … Continue reading Ozark Howler Out Front In New Book
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