Abdiel Productions
the official home of Rushton Howard
A tiny Montana town finds itself in a dustup as their traditional Nativity in the park comes under fire. Into the fray steps a returning native son: world-renowned avant-garde sculptor R. Conrad Hughes — hired to create the abstract art that will replace the antique manger scene. Is his old high school crush “Miss Heaven” the powerful secret weapon that can alter his course… or is there a different, twisted, vengeful, and far more sinister plan brewing? A collection of shocking email attachments brings a mind-boggling revelation, while a truck rolls into town with a ghastly cargo! Soon the scandal-hungry national news media are rocketing in with more than enough matches needed to ignite this leaky can of cultural gasoline. It's funny, it's romantic, it's uplifting... and it's just 12 bucks (plus shipping and whatnot) at the online Abdiel shop!
The NEW BOOK!
Just in time for Christmas!
Rushton has written a novel for grown-ups this time! (Imagine that! And you were alive to witness the event!) So if you're looking for a gift for mom or dad, grandma or grandpa, your aunt or your uncle, or even that strange man that hides under your house, then here you go! Get one of these today!
The Umbrella of the Gardener's Aunt Is in the House
Don't delay! Christmas is on the way!
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And now for a bit of
SAD NEWS
We're SOLD OUT of both
Sebastian Reckless (Book 1)
and
The Fearless Force
If you think that's a horrible situation, and you think someone needs to print up more copies, then, for gosh sakes, buy our new Christmas book, The Umbrella of the Gardener's Aunt Is in the House!
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Who we are: ABDIEL Productions is a company dedicated to one purpose: the manufacturing and promotion of works by Rushton Howard. That is one purpose, right? Well, perhaps it's two purposes. Whatever! The point is: We do not accept manuscripts for review or publishing. We are not a publishing house. The days are gone when hopeful authors sent books to faceless companies who would then buy all ownership of the rights. This shameful practice never should have begun; it was always unethical, and is now exposed as a crime against art. If you've just written a book and want it published, then roll up your sleeves and get to it! You're free to do so without the approval of some corporate puppet-master who has a fraction of your talent!
