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Joseph Howse

 

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Joseph
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Howse
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Joseph Howse writes fiction and poetry, as well as technical books on computer programming and image analysis. He lives in a Nova Scotian fishing village, where he chats with his cats and nurtures an orchard of hardy fruit trees.

Joseph's debut novel, The Girl in the Water, has won the 2023 Independent Press Award for Literary Fiction and the 2023 IAN Book of the Year Awards for Outstanding Multicultural Fiction. He is currently working on the sequel, The Circus and the Atom. These novels are the start of a multigenerational saga called Next Year's Snow, which hinges on the friendship and strife of two families in the Soviet/post-Soviet world.

Some of Joseph's latest work is published or forthcoming in Litbreak Magazine, Humana Obscura, paint me (37th Anthology of the New Zealand Poetry Society), Haiku Canada Review, and The Poetry Lighthouse Anthology (Volume II).

Joseph has experience doing business, volunteer work, and speaking engagements on six continents. He has won several awards from Bpeace (a pro bono consulting group) for his work on business mentorship projects in El Salvador and Guatemala.

As a graduate of Dalhousie University, Joseph holds a BA in French, MBA in International Business, MA in International Development Studies, and Master of Computer Science.
Publications
Novel:
- The Girl in the Water (Nummist Media, 2022)

Technical books:
- Learning OpenCV 4 Computer Vision with Python 3, Third Edition (Packt Publishing, 2020)
- OpenCV 4 for Secret Agents, Second Edition (Packt Publishing, 2019)
- iOS Application Development with OpenCV 3 (Packt Publishing, 2016)
- OpenCV 3 Blueprints (Packt Publishing, 2015)
- Python Game Programming by Example (Packt Publishing, 2015)
- Android Application Programming with OpenCV 3, Second Edition (Packt Publishing, 2015)
Genres
  • Fiction
  • Historical Fiction
  • Non-Fiction
  • Photography
  • Poetry
  • Technical
  • Flash/Micro fiction
  • Short stories

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