“Author Jeanne Burrows-Johnson offers readers a rare blend of
rich cultural textures, meticulous historical research,
and captivating suspense in her literary works.”

Readers House Magazine

Authorship ● Interviews ● Portrait & Biography
Historical Articles from Hawaiʻi & Arizona ● Poetry ● Affirmations ● Island Recipes
Natalie Seachrist Visionary Hawaiian Cozy Mysteries ● Under Sonoran Skies, Prose and Poetry from the High Desert

A S p i n e l e s s M u r d e r
Planned for 2 0 2 7

Volume II

Co-authored anthology
Planned for 2027

This duo blog and website are designed for authors and other creatives, as well as readers and literary professionals. The website introduces me and provides writing samples of fiction and non-fiction. Featured are the award-winning Natalie Seachrist Visionary Hawaiian Cozy Mysteries; Under Sonoran Skies, Prose and Poetry from the High Desert, a themed anthology by six authors; and Conversations with Auntie Carol,an upcoming oral history project. There are also affirmations, poetry, sci-fi, and history, plus recipes from the Hawaiian Islands and beyond. Posts on Blog Author Promotiondiscuss: Wordpower©; public speaking; tactical branding and promotion; public relations; and strategic event planning.

Recent Interviews:
Readers House Magazine, London’s Literary Gateway
AllAuthor, Jeanne Burrows-Johnson Interview
“Write on Four Corners,” hosted by DelSheree Gladden, KSJE 90.9 FM

Audio Recordings:
Prospect for Murder Chapter One
“Holidays in ʻUlupalakua”Interview with Auntie Carol
Under Sonoran Skies, Prose and Poetry from the High DesertExcerpts

JEANNE BURROWS-JOHNSON
Author, Narrator, Consultant, Motivational Speaker

During most of my experience in the performing arts, education, and writing, I have been involved with the interaction of individuals and the leadership of both small and large organizations. The essence of the topics I explore here is uncomplicated, for it can often be reduced to a single word, communication. Whether we are working in the arts or technology, we all face the challenge of communicating effectively. When I decided to incorporate history and multiculturalism in my chosen topics of authorship, I recognized that there would be a need for humor as well as data in my output…and that is what I strive to present, regardless of the task. I hope you will enjoy your adventures with my offerings and look forward to our interactions

Aloha, Jeanne