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Meah Banners at this years Florida State Fair.  CZAR NEWS #14: A Special Offer! - January 17, 2005 The long awaited third edition of "Freaks, Geeks and Strange Girls" is now available. This edition, the first by Ron Turner's prestigious Last Gasp Publications, is totally faithful to the quality of the original in every respect. CZAR NEWS #13 - October 17, 2004 Character Assassination by Johnny Meah. Let me quickly put your minds at ease by telling you that this isn't a diatribe about false accusations. Most will agree that as the political campaigns heat up, we're already overdosed on that sort of thing. CZAR NEWS #12 - September 28, 2004 Rather than treating these many months of silence as a gap needing to be filled, I'll simply say that I've been incredibly busy. September marks the culmination of many of the projects I've been working on and, since they're all newsworthy, there's much to share with my faithful subscribers. CZAR NEWS #11 - February 24, 2004 Johnny is hard at work consulting on the second season of HBO's fabulous series "Carnivale," but he hasn't forgotten us. In the meantime, some good news for everyone who emailed about buying the out-of-stock Meah prints. CZAR NEWS #10 - February 9, 2004 Here is part 2 of Johnny's Buskerfest tale. If you enjoy Johnny's stories, be sure to check out more. Autographed copies of Johnny Meah's "Polidore" are now available! CZAR NEWS #9 - November 3, 2003 We're back! After an extended leave we are back and busier than ever. Johnny's first novel, "Polidore" is out now. Written from the perspective of a road weary warrior, Meah escorts you to the shadow world behind the bigtop and advises, with a wink, that it may not be exactly what you expected to find back there. CZAR NEWS #8 - January 17, 2003 It's my fault. Seriously, it is ALL my fault. Many of you have written in, wondering when the next Meah story would arive. Some of you even sounded desperate for even the tiniest, little Meah story. CZAR NEWS #7 - July 3, 2002 Ahhh, it is good to be back! Various and sundry personal events and projects have kept us apart far too long, but here, at last, is the final installment of Johnny's Lot Man tale. CZAR NEWS #6 - February 27, 2002 If you are in or near the Central Florida area, drag yourself out of work early this Friday, March 1 and head on over for the opening reception of Johnny's show at the DeLand Museum of Art, "Bizarre Brushstrokes: The Art of the American Sideshow!" CZAR NEWS #5 - February 6, 2002 The stores are filled with candy hearts and the cable networks are trotting out all the usual romantic comedies so it must be February. And what's so special about February, you ask? Well, it means we are only a month away from Johnny's Opening Night Reception AND performance at the Deland Museum of Art here in sunny Florida! CZAR NEWS #4 - December 5, 2001 For the past twelve years, with the notable exception of last year, I've done a personal holiday card for friends and family. Just lighthearted little greetings that amused both myself in their creation and those who received them. Much has changed for us as a nation this year, but the spirit of the two fellows on my 2001 card is still, as the bullet on the banner indicates, very much "alive." CZAR NEWS #3 - November 27, 2001 Can you keep a secret? Me too -- so I'm not going to tell you how this illusion works! Most illusions originated as stage presentations and were one of several visual mysteries presented in a magicians program. The basic ingredients required to produce this astonishing effect are so incredibly low-tech that the original "headless illusion" could easily date back several centuries. CZAR NEWS #2 - October 26, 2001 Nate Eagle was a true showman's showman. He was a classy guy -- not excessively flamboyant but classy. He knew how to extract the most from the talent he presented but also took the time to know and understand "his people" and be both a good boss and a good friend. CZAR NEWS #1: WELCOME FRIENDS! - September 1, 2001 If you're one of the many people who signed up for my website and then started wondering if the site was just a quirky prank on my part, here it is -- at last. Due to the ever-shifting sands of the entertainment industry, a good portion of my life has been about reinventing myself. With that thought in mind, it would logically follow that the idea of having a website was met with cartwheeling enthusiasm. Wrong! |
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