Craig Johnson
Craig Johnson
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Full Name and Common Aliases
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Craig Johnson is a renowned American novelist, screenwriter, and short story writer, best known for his Longmire series.
Birth and Death Dates
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Born: December 19, 1960 (age 62)
Died: (no information found)
Nationality and Profession(s)
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Nationality: American
Profession: Novelist, Screenwriter, Short Story Writer
As a prolific author, Johnson has written numerous bestselling novels, including the Longmire series, which was adapted into a popular television show.
Early Life and Background
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Craig Johnson grew up in the small town of Ucross, Wyoming. His childhood experiences and observations of rural life would later influence his writing. After graduating from high school, Johnson attended college but didn't complete his degree. Instead, he worked as a roofer, oil worker, and even a rodeo clown before deciding to pursue a career in writing.
Major Accomplishments
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Johnson's breakthrough novel, The Cold Dish, introduced readers to the fictional town of Absaroka County, Wyoming, and its Sheriff, Walt Longmire. The series has since grown to include multiple novels and adaptations for television.
Johnson's works often blend elements of mystery, suspense, and humor, set against the backdrop of rural America. His writing explores themes of family, loyalty, and redemption, making him a beloved author among readers worldwide.
Notable Works or Actions
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The Cold Dish (2004): The first novel in the Longmire series.
Death Without Company (2007): The second installment in the series.
As the Crow Flies (2011): A Longmire novel that explores themes of family and loyalty.
The Highwayman (2015): A standalone novel set in the world of the Longmire series.
Johnson's work has been praised for its unique blend of mystery, humor, and insight into small-town America. His writing often leaves readers eager to return to the world of Absaroka County and the characters that inhabit it.
Impact and Legacy
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Craig Johnson's impact on contemporary literature cannot be overstated. His Longmire series has captivated audiences worldwide, with millions of copies sold in over 25 countries. The television adaptation of the series further increased his popularity, introducing new readers to his work.
Johnson's writing style, which blends elements of mystery and humor, has influenced a new generation of authors. His exploration of themes such as family, loyalty, and redemption resonates deeply with readers, making him a beloved figure in the literary world.
Why They Are Widely Quoted or Remembered
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Craig Johnson is widely quoted and remembered for his unique blend of mystery, humor, and insight into small-town America. His writing has captured the hearts of millions, with many regarding him as one of the most talented authors working today.
Quotes by Craig Johnson
Maybe he was what Lucian would have turned out to be if the old sheriff hadn’t have lived in such interesting times. A couple of years in a Japanese prison camp might be just what Turk needed. But I didn’t have a bridge over the river Kwai for him to build so we had to settle for Powder Junction.
Dog’s ears went up at the word “ham”: they say dogs have a vocabulary of about twenty words, and I was pretty sure that seventeen of Dog’s were ham.
I flattered myself by thinking that, if faced with such a circumstance, I would respond within the letter of the law; but passion is a strange thing, a thing that warps and twists everything with which it comes in contact.
I have found in most relationships with women it is best to remember their birthdays but forget their age.
Life is like that.” He flipped through a few more limp pages. “You collect things as you go – the things you think are important – and soon they weigh you down until you realize that these things you cared so much about mean nothing at all. Our natures are our natures.” He grunted. “And they are all we are left with.
His face remained immobile as he shut the door and walked back against the traffic. “No, they are not.” Dog immediately jumped into the.
Maybe there really isn’t any such thing as mortality; life simply wears us out with love.