Sites containing information on the works and the life of Howard Bahr. Howard Bahr was born in 1946 in Meridian, Mississippi and is best known for his historical fiction. For many years, he worked as a curator at William Faulkner's home, Rowan Oak. 1. Denver Post: Civil War Sights, Sounds Captured - Jonathan Shipley reviews the author's book, "The Year of Jubilo," for this newspaper. 2. BookPage: Howard Bahr - Alden Mudge interviews the author regarding his novel, "The Black Flower: A Novel of the Civil War." 3. Christian Science Monitor: Howard Bahr - April Austen interviews the author about his book, "The Year of Jubilo." 4. Civil War Book News: Howard Bahr - Includes several reviews of the author's book, "The Year of Jubilo," and summary of the book. 5. Mississippi Writers Page: Howard Bahr - Provides information about the author including biography, bibliography, and links to articles and interviews. 6. Pif Magazine: Howard Bahr - Michael Burgin reviews the author's novel, "The Year of Jubilo," for this magazine. 7. Starkville High School: Howard Bahr - Includes an interview with the author, his biography and bibliography, and a review of his book, "The Black Flower." 8. Williamson A.M.: Howard Bahr - Provides Barbara Esteves-Moore's newspaper article about the author meeting with students of Centennial High School.

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