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Justin Howe

Justin Howe is a graduate of the Odyssey Writers Workshop currently living in New York City. His work has appeared online at Spacesuits and Sixguns and the Internet Review of Science Fiction. He has several other reviews available in Strange Horizons's archives.

Justin Howe in our archives

Of Tales and Enigmas by Minsoo Kang, Reviews, Issue 19 November 2007
The Line Between by Peter S. Beagle, Reviews, Issue 29 January 2007
John Scalzi's Old Man's War and The Ghost Brigades, Reviews, Issue 18 September 2006
Black Hole by Charles Burns, Reviews, Issue 12 June 2006
The Coyote Trilogy by Allen Steele, Reviews, Issue 1 May 2006
Venusia by Mark von Schlegell, Reviews, Issue 10 April 2006
Macrolife: A Mobile Utopia by George Zebrowski, Reviews, Issue 20 February 2006
Tides by Scott Mackay, Reviews, Issue 23 January 2006
The American Astronaut, Reviews, Issue 24 October 2005
Dead Men Do Tell Tales by Byron de Prorok, Reviews, Issue 19 September 2005

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