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Johnny Eaton

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Born

in Ottawa, Canada

April 13, 1978

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Genre

Fantasy, Fiction

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Guy Gavriel Kay, Neil Gaiman, Lewis Carrol, J.R.R. Tolkein ...more

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December 2013

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Born on April 13th, 1978 in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, Johnny Eaton has been creative from an early age. He had a ‘black’ painting period in pre-school. He rearranged the rocks in his childhood neighbour's garden. He was removed from class for drawing a clown face in crayon over the entire surface of his desk in grade two. He wrote a serial story called “The Gang” for his grade four classmates. He built and painted a tipi for a grade seven history project. He helped orchestrate the erection of a picnic table pyramid in Stewart Park, Perth. When his jeans developed holes, he patched them, and then patched the patches. He wrote a Christmas play for his high school drama class called “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Rejected” and despite the vagr ...more

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Summons (The Panachrest, #1)
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Johnny Atomic (Illustrator)

3.31 avg rating — 16 ratings — published 2013 — 2 editions

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Re: When did our society get so sensitive?

[This is not directly relevant to my writing, I know, but this is the platform I have to say my piece about things, so this is what I'll do. Needless to say I cared enough about this topic to add it here.]

Dear Ms. Blatchford,

I do not need your help in understand how society got to where it is today. I know my history.

I know that women were once relegated to glorified house slave roles. I know