KJH STUPH (pronounced “stuff”) Productions was originally developed in 1990 but didn’t make its first “official” public appearance until 1996 when it emerge through Geocites (prior to Yahoo’s ownership).

KJH STUPH Productions got its name from its creator, Kyle Jacob Hebert. The KJH are Kyle’s initials, the STUPH is pronounced “stuff,” so what we have basically is Kyle’s stuff. KJH STUPH Productions is Kyle’s stamp on the world.

Kyle Jacob Hêbert was born November 1, 1977 in Laconia, New Hampshire. He is the older of two sons produced by Ryan D. Hebert and Rita E. Hebert. His brother, Kevin, is 27 months younger. Shortly after Kevin was born, their parents split up, which eventually led to their divorce.

In the year 1980, Rita and her two boys moved to Vergennes, Vermont. Kyle attended both elementary and high school in Vergennes, graduating class of 1995. During his tenure at Vergennes Union, he developed his writing and impressed his English teachers.

As a teen, Kyle entered local poetry contest, taking first place in his category. He continued to write poetry and short stories.

In 1996, Kyle moved to Middlebury, Vermont where he still resides. He has one child, Sara Rose, and actively writes. December 2003, Kyle began using the original French pronunciation (and spelling) of his last name Hêbert (pronounced a-bâr). As of January 2004, Kyle is working on receiving his Associate’s Degree from Community College of VT.