PRESS RELEASE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
London, 31 October 2025 – Reader’s House Magazine, one of London’s leading literary publications, proudly features award-winning author and illustrator Reginald P. Howard in its latest issue. Known for his ability to transform everyday moments into captivating, laughter-filled stories, Howard’s distinctive blend of humour, heart, and imagination has won the admiration of readers across the globe.
In this exclusive interview, Howard delves into his creative journey, illustrating his passion for storytelling through both art and words. With a spotlight on his critically acclaimed Mini Tales Collection, Underdog Series, and Space Jelly, the magazine praised both the author’s titles and Howard himself, heralding his work as a celebration of creativity and self-expression.
Howard’s unique approach to storytelling begins with art, as he shares in his interview: “Everything starts with the art—every single story begins as illustrations on my phone, without a single word written. The words are in my head, waiting to be paired with the art at just the right time.” This remarkable process has made his books deeply relatable and endlessly entertaining to readers of all ages.
The magazine highlights his newest titles, including Here Come the Mice: An Underdog Collection, which showcases tales of resilience and triumph inspired by his family moments, and his adventurous Space Jelly series that invites readers into an imaginative universe filled with whimsy and curiosity.
Speaking on the challenges of balancing his career and creative pursuits, Howard reveals: “There are 24 hours in a day, and I believe in making the most of them. My professional career takes priority during work hours, but once that’s done, I carve out time in the evenings and weekends to fuel my creative passion. The key is to stay open, stay inspired, and make every moment count.”
Praised for his ability to bring joy to readers, Howard shares what motivates his storytelling: “Every tale in the Reggie Mini Tales series comes from a real-life moment—something I experienced growing up. My hope is that when readers pick up my books, they don’t just laugh at my stories—they start reminiscing about their own childhood moments, reliving the joy, mischief, and humour of family life.”
Reader’s House Magazine celebrates Howard’s accomplishments in its prestigious literary platform alongside its commitment to showcasing the best in global storytelling. With a reach spanning tens of countries and partnerships with world-renowned platforms such as Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Waterstones, and Blackwells, the magazine continues to empower authors to build their global brand while inspiring readers with bespoke content.
For further information on the feature and the interview, please visit Reader’s House Magazine’s official website: https://readershouse.co.uk.
Contact Information
Ben Alan
Email: press@newyox.media
Magazine Website: www.readershouse.co.uk