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About Eric Brown
Eric Brown lives in Haworth. He lived in Australia until he was fourteen and has travelled extensively in the Far East. He writes full time and is a regular contributor to Interzone.
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Series
Novels
Meridian Days (1992)
Engineman (1994)
Penumbra (1999)
Twocking (2002)
Firebug (2003)
Bengal Station (2004)
British Front (2005)
Space Ace (2005)
Crazy Love (2006)
An Alien Ate Me for Breakfast (2007)
Helix (2007)
Starship Summer (2007)
Race Against Time (2008)
Kethani (2008)
Guilty? (2009)
A Dinosaur Ate My Socks (2009)
Guardians of the Phoenix (2010)
Engineman (1994)
Penumbra (1999)
Twocking (2002)
Firebug (2003)
Bengal Station (2004)
British Front (2005)
Space Ace (2005)
Crazy Love (2006)
An Alien Ate Me for Breakfast (2007)
Helix (2007)
Starship Summer (2007)
Race Against Time (2008)
Kethani (2008)
Guilty? (2009)
A Dinosaur Ate My Socks (2009)
Guardians of the Phoenix (2010)
Collections
The Time-Lapsed Man: And Other Stories (1987)
Blue Shifting (1995)
Deep Future (2001)
The Fall Of Tartarus (2004)
Threshold Shift (2006)
Blue Shifting (1995)
Deep Future (2001)
The Fall Of Tartarus (2004)
Threshold Shift (2006)
Novellas
Parallax View (2000) (with Keith Brooke)
A Writer's Life (2001)
The Extraordinary Voyage of Jules Verne (2005)
Approaching Omega (2005)
Gilbert and Edgar on Mars (2009)
A Writer's Life (2001)
The Extraordinary Voyage of Jules Verne (2005)
Approaching Omega (2005)
Gilbert and Edgar on Mars (2009)
Series contributed to
Web
3. Untouchable (1997)
12. Walkabout (1999)
The Web 2027 (omnibus) (1999) (with Stephen Baxter, Stephen Bowkett, Maggie Furey, Peter F Hamilton and Graham Joyce)
3. Untouchable (1997)
12. Walkabout (1999)
The Web 2027 (omnibus) (1999) (with Stephen Baxter, Stephen Bowkett, Maggie Furey, Peter F Hamilton and Graham Joyce)
Anthologies containing stories by Eric Brown
Short stories
| Downtime in the MKCR (1994) | |||
| Status Extinct (1996) | |||
| Ferryman (1997) | |||
| Beauregard (2000) | |||
| Destiny on Tartarus (2000) |
Eric Brown recommends
 Lord of Stone (2000) Keith Brooke "Satisfying prose ... well realised and visualised characters ... powerful and vivid portrayal of the conditions of war." |
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