Henri Bauhaus


Biography

After completing a degree curriculum in Field Biology with the State University of New York, I ventured into the available job market as a restaurant worker. Over thirty years later, I took up the pen again and have been writing ever since. The main impetus for my literary ramblings has been an itinerant life style that gave me residence in seven states and many opportunities to travel. My written output includes short stories, flash fiction, a novel and numerous short articles. I blog at http://yeyeright.wordpress.com.

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Books

Ash Wednesday In Old Mexico    by Henri Bauhaus
Price: $1.99 USD. 12170 words. Published on February 29, 2012. Fiction.

Ethan Johnson is having the time of his life along the Carribean coast of Mexico. Carnival is in full swing and the young man has taken a strong liking to a young French woman, named Lele Pelletier. However, the early morning hours of Ash Wednesday pose a problem for the two travelers and their small circle of friends, who have decided to continue their celebration way past the midnight hour.
Free Parking    by Henri Bauhaus
You set the price! 1630 words. Published on October 22, 2011. Fiction.

(4.00 from 2 reviews)
On a cold winter night a flock of dark avian creatures appears near the home of the main character. Are these birds simply trying to survive an unusually cold winter - or is there something more sinister at work?
Twas A Balmy, October Eve In Old Londontown    by Henri Bauhaus
Price: $0.99 USD. 5450 words. Published on September 30, 2011. Fiction.

In this short Halloween spoof Harold Infiniti and his officiating crew have the unenviable job of refereeing a basketball game on the night preceding Halloween. The rules say no witchcraft is allowed, thus making the task of the three refs a little bit more difficult. The situation is complicated by the fact the some of the players are Werewolves and Harold and his associates are Zombies.
Acadian Rendezvous    by Henri Bauhaus
Price: $2.99 USD. 81410 words. Published on June 17, 2011. Fiction.

“Poor William” wants to know what happened to his good friend, Hans Umber. Hans used to work for William in New Orleans, but all of a sudden he left town in search of fame and riches. According to Poor William, Hans threw away a perfectly good career as a carpenter because he wanted to paint landscapes. Furthermore, a third person has come to New Orleans looking for Hans.
A Night In Old New Orleans    by Henri Bauhaus
Price: Free! 5770 words. Published on February 3, 2011. Fiction.

"A Night In Old New Orleans" is a short story about Hans Umber and Gilbert Tamarack, two young Bohemians, who are attempting to make a living painting pictures in pre-Katrina New Orleans. In this humorous tale a pleasant visit to a colleague's opening night turns out to something much bigger, because of the negligence of the exhibiting artist.

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