Jack R. Johnson

Jack R. Johnson is a columnist for North of the James Magazine, editor of The Alliance for Progressive Virginia and a contributor to Style Magazine. For WRIR radio he produces, and contributes to Death Club Radio and Hidden Histories. His published work includes poems, short stories, articles and the novel An Animal’s Guide to Earthly Salvation.  He majored in English at Virginia Commonwealth University and did graduate work at the College of William and Mary.  He lives in the lush urban forest of Richmond, Virginia, with his artist wife, their kids, chickens, ducks, cats and a moody dachshund.

Publications

Articles, Poems, Short Stories

Catching a Break, A Tale of Three Funerals, 86Logic Magazine, 2022


Miracles (Finalist,  2022 J.F. Powers Prize for Short Fiction) Dappled Things Magazine, 2022


How They Do,  New Stories, Willesden Herald – (Story of the Month), 2021

Fighting Ghosts, Lycan Press, 2019

This Woman, Like Wood, Electric Nomad’s Performance of Eternal Forest, 2018

The Prisoner, Story Teller Magazine, 2017

City of Icons, Strange Fictions ‘Zine, 2017

The Rescuer, daCunha Global, 2017

Forward to Seasons in the Bone, Luminous Warrior Press, 2017

High Bridge, Remapping Richmond’s Hallowed Ground, 2013

Sandcastles, The Antietam Review, 2011

Review of Fever and Thirst: An American Doctor Among the Tribe of Kurdistan, The Progressive Historian, 2008

Gigs

Hidden Histories

https://www.northofthejames.com/hidden-histories

Alliance for Progressive Virginia

https://apvonlineblog.wordpress.com/

Death Club Radio

http://www.wrir.org/show/death-club-radio/

Interviews

Groundswell, Jack and Dawn’s Civil Rights Tour, 2018

Battered Suitcase Press, Insides Jack R Johnson, 2013

Novels

An Animal’s Guide to Earthly Salvation
Vagabondage Press, 2011

In Black and White

A historical novel about the lives of Reverend Vernon Johns and Barbara Johns. To be published in second
quarter of 2022.
 

Propertius Press, March,  2022

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