Ghostwriting
Over the course of a career spanning twenty five years, Eric Brown has written just a handful of horror and ghost stories - and all of them are collected here. They range from the gentle, psychological chiller "The House" to the more overtly fantastical horror of "Li Ketsuwan," from the contemporary science fiction of "The Memory of Joy" to the almost-mainstream of "The Man Who Never Read Novels." What they have in common is a concern for character and the need to tell a story.
Ghostwriting is Eric brown at his humane and compelling best.
"Irrespective of genre limitations Brown is a terrific storyteller as the present collection effectively proves... All in all an excellent collection of entertaining and well written dark fiction." - Hell Notes
"British writing with a deft, understated touch: wonderful." - New Scientist
"Eric Brown has an enviable talent for writing stories which are the essence of modern science fiction and yet show a passionate concern for the human predicament and human values." - Bob Shaw
"SF infused with a cosmopolitan and literary sensibility." - Paul McAuley
Eric Brown
Eric Brown began writing when he was fifteen years and sold his first short story to Interzone in 1986. He has won the British Science Fiction Award twice for his short stories, and his novel Helix Wars was shortlisted for the Philip K. Dick award. He has published sixty books, and his latest include the crime novel Murder Take Three, and the short story collection Microcosms, with Tony Ballantyne. He has also written a dozen books for children and over a hundred and forty short stories. He writes a regular science fiction review column for the Guardian newspaper and lives in Cockburnspath, Scotland.
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