Eric Brown
Eric Brown is an Electrical Engineer by day and secret plant whisperer otherwise. He is studying Shamanism and has a strong interest in plant medicine and natural healing. He lives in southern Maine on a quarter-acre suburban farm with his wife and their three beautiful daughters, and he blogs...
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Eric Brown is an Electrical Engineer by day and secret plant whisperer otherwise. He is studying Shamanism and has a strong interest in plant medicine and natural healing. He lives in southern Maine on a quarter-acre suburban farm with his wife and their three beautiful daughters, and he blogs about life and the metaphoric journey to a pair of boots at MooseBoots.blogspot.com.
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Birth date: May 24, 1960
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As always with a set of stories this is a mixed bag, but there's a love of the stories of Sherlock Holmes that comes across from all of the stories. Little details like the Persian Slipper become stories. There's mashups from other stories (H G Wells War of the Worlds for example) and they often t...
Attack of the Yetis had all the hallmarks of being a ridiculously fun, pulp-filled monster horror/action book that would have lovers of the genre cheering. Eric S. Brown is very talented at writing non-stop action and pitting man against monster in battles that will have you on the edge of your seat...
When I started reading this book, I just knew that there was going to be an ending that included gathering everyone in one room and announcing the killer. Yep, I was right. It was just that kind of read.On a film set where just about everyone has some kind of hatred for the director, there are lots ...
This just didn't appeal to me. DNF at 45% or so.Part of it was that it literally leapt right into the action, and I need at least a little mental stroking before I can believe in giant squids who can do what these ones did. It just never hooked me.
There are two ways to view this novella by James Baack and Eric S Brown. The first is through the "It's so bad, it's good" filter. If you're someone who appreciates this type of read, then pick this one up, because you will be howling with laughter by the 40% point. But I'm not someone who reads boo...
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