C. L. Howard

Chanell Howard is a author known for her poetry collections "Hibernation," "Explorations of a Woman," "Starvation," and "Exploration of a Woman." Her most recent work, "Peephole," marks a departure into fiction, weaving elements of mystery, horror, and suspense.

A resident of Cincinnati, Ohio, Howard finds solace in the company of her beloved beagle, a cherished companion and source of comfort. Beyond the pen, she takes pleasure in paddling through serene waterways, hiking picturesque paths, and embracing the splendor of visual arts.

Her literary journey began at the tender age of nine with poetry, sparked by the profound influence of Maya Angelou's 'I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings.' This early inspiration led her to craft verses for greeting cards, delve into songwriting, and eventually culminate in the publication of her own poetry collections.

Her guiding principle was straightforward: given a topic, she would craft words around it. Her artistic aspirations didn't stop there; she found a talent for oratory, often hailed as her genuine vocation—a blend of articulate expression and creativity—leading to her most recent endeavor, "Peephole."