Jesse Horn
Jesse Horn | |
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Horn (center) at a Q & A after the premier of the animated 300th episode of Skepoid at the University of Irvine March 3, 2012 | |
Born | Jesse Horn |
Occupation | Novelist, musician |
Nationality | American |
Period | 2011–present |
Genre | Children's literature, non-fiction |
Notable works | Skepoid's The Secret of the Gypsy Queen, The Secret Files of Jest R. Wicked |
Website | |
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Jesse Horn is an American writer and illustrator who is best known for his work with Brian Dunning and for illustrating The Secret of the Gypsy Queen, a children's book adapted from the 300th episode of Dunning's Skeptoid podcast.[1]
Work
According to an article by the White Mountain Independent "Horn possesses wonderful writing skills"[2] and in addition to his artwork is "a bass player in a local band".
According to his website[3] he was the executive editor for the Mogollon Connection Newspaper for many years and now works as a freelance writer for the Flagstaff Business News.[4] His illustrations can also be found in the macabre children's magazine Underneath the Juniper Tree.[5]
For the Mogollon Connection and Oddities magazine Horn interviewed many notable people and has published several non-fiction books based upon several series that have appeared in the Mogollon Connection. One of these was about the events surrounding the Rape of Nanking and the book version is listed as recommended reading by the Chinese News Digest.[6]
His work can also be seen in the Journal of Emergency Medical Services[7]
Personal life
According to an article in the Mogollon Rim news "Jesse was born in Ojai, CA to parents James and Dorothy Horn. During his childhood Jesse’s family moved every couple years due to his father’s job with the Park Service. They lived in some amazing places such as the Rim of the Grand Canyon and Yosemite, which enabled him unique access to rich experiences in nature." According to the Journal of Emergency Medical Services Horn is an Firefighter and Paramedic reserve for the Heber-Overgaard (Ariz.) Fire Department and sits on the White Mountain Child Abuse Prevention Council.[8][9] In 2016 it was announced on the Skeptoid website that Horn was diagnosed with Gioblastoma grade 4, a deadly brain cancer. Author Catherine Ryan Hyde posted on her Facebook that a GoFundMe account was set up in Horns name to help him and his family with expenses. . Artist Gris Grimly wrote on his Facebook about Horn's cancer stating "Cancer has impacted yet another life. I met Jesse Horn through my art. He is a creative, good-hearted individual, father and husband. And now he and his family ask for help. There are many people in the world who need financial assistance, and as an individual you can't help everyone. As a new family man myself, I feel an emotional string to stories like this" [10]
List of works
This is a partial list of works Horn has created or been involved with.
Books
- The Hidden Treasures of Arizona Volume One Mogollon Connection Publishing LLC (2011)
- The Hidden Treasures of Arizona Volume Two Mogollon Connection Publishing LLC (2012)
- The Hidden Treasures of Arizona Special Edition Mogollon Connection Publishing LLC (2012)
- The Ghosts of Nanking Mogollon Connection Publishing LLC (2011)
- For Our Children Mogollon Connection Publishing LLC (2012)
- The Secret Files of Jest R. Wicked: Book one the Lost of Spidercreep Hollow Fyrefly Press (2012)
- The Secret of the Gypsy Queen (Illustrations) Skeptoid Media (2012)
- Cthulhu and the Crawling Chaos: The Nightmares of H.P. Lovecraft - Editor Fyrefly Press (2012)
- The Ultimate Book of Horror: 13 Classic Tales of Horror and Suspense - Editor and Introduction (2013)
- For the Sake of Our Children Special Edition Fyrefly Press (2016)
- The last Second Guide to Quickly Writing a Research Paper or Reports Fyrefly Press (2016)
- The Complete Canon of Sherlock Holmes Fyrefly Classics - Editor (2016)
- The Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection (Student Special Edition) Kindle Edition (2016)
- The Adventures of Huck Finn Annotated (Student Study Edition) Kindle Edition - Editor Fyrefly Classics (2016)
- Terrible Things Fyrefly Press (2016)
- 13 Dreadful Things Not to Tell Children in the Dark Fyrefly Press (2016)
- Treasure Island: Illustrated Annotated Student Study Edition Fyrefly Classics - Editor (2016)
- The Last Second Guide to: Writing Web Content: Strategies for quickly writing your own web content Fyrefly Press (2016)
- The Count of Monte Cristo: The Illustrated Annotated Student Study Edition Fyrefly Classics (2016)
- The Children of the Eternal Darkness - Book One: Vesper Rising co-authored with Melody Whipple Fyrefly/Kindle Press (2016)
- A House Called Misery Fyrefly Press (2016)
Publications
- "Economy Could See Boost from Potash Mining" Flagstaff Business News (2012)
- "Forest Restoration Creating 1,000 Jobs" Flagstaff Business News (2012)
- "Student Debt as the New Mortgage Crisis?" Flagstaff Business News 2013
- April 2012 Issue - "Joe's Intantry" (Illustrations) Underneath the Juniper Tree (2012)
- Spring 2013 Issue - "Scapel Fingers" (Illustrations) Underneath the Juniper Tree (2013)
- Summer 2013 Issue - "Hair" (Illustrations) Underneath the Juniper Tree (2013)
- Fall 2013 Issue - "Gobble Them Up!"(Author/Illustrations) and "Daycare of the Dead"(Illustrations) Underneath the Juniper Tree (2013)
- December 2013 Issue - "Aurora's Snowman"(Author/Illustrations) Underneath the Juniper Tree (2013)
- The new NFFF Initiative 13 Works to Change Traumatic Incident Response Stigma (author) Journal of Emergency Medical Services (July 2014)
References
- ↑ The Secret of the Gypsy Queen picture book
- ↑ White Mountain Independent Article
- ↑ Website
- ↑ Flagstaff Business News
- ↑ Underneath the Juniper Tree
- ↑ "Japanese Army's Atrocities – Nanjing Massacre". China News Digest. Retrieved July 13, 2013.
- ↑ "The new NFFF Initiative 13 Works to Change Traumatic Incident Response Stigma". JEMS. Retrieved July 21, 2014.
- ↑ Jesse Horn JEMS bio
- ↑ Paramedics complete 14-month NPC training
- ↑ "Gris Grimly - Cancer has impacted yet another life. I met... | Facebook". www.facebook.com. Retrieved 2016-03-03.