Seaborn by Chris Howard
Paperback, 384 pages

Publisher: Juno Books (July 2008)
ISBN-10: 0809572818
ISBN-13: 978-0809572816

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Sea Throne by Chris Howard
(forthcoming)

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I'm Chris Howard, a novelist and short story writer--I am a writer who also paints.

I blog here:
http://theophrast.us


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Seaborn Reading Guide Something I'm considering.

Character list Who's who in Seaborn and beyond


"The Gatherer"
A short story based one of the backstory threads in Seaborn.
Download and read it FREE. (I'll be making this available at launch. Also working on a graphic version of this story).

Seaborn coverThe gorgeous cover art for Seaborn is the work of
Tim Lantz
(stygiandarkness.com).

I am a writer who also paints. I work in watercolors and digital formats, sometimes mixing them. I consider painting and drawing part of my writing process. These are scenes or character studies for Seaborn and my current works in progress. Click any of them to jump to my portfolio.

Queen of the Seaborn
Posedonis
Kassandra study with octopus suit
Kassandra scene study
Orcarider
Seadragon
King Eupheron when he was young
She is the Sea
Kassandra doing some magic
Fearless
Kelp Forest
Girl by the Sea



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