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
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
My fascination with the Ozark Howler goes back to a newspaper article I read about a strange incident that occurred in Taney County, near what is now the entertainment hotspot of Branson, Missouri, way back in 1852. Branson was not formally incorporated yet - wouldn't be for two generations. As the well-known Branson history show … Continue reading Welcome to the Ozark Howler
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