Eric E. Wallace

About ERIC E. WALLACE:

Award-winning author ERIC E. WALLACE writes fiction, drama, poetry and humor. His work has appeared in 17 print anthologies, in dozens of periodicals and literary journals, ranging from "Alaska Quarterly Review" to "Writers Digest" and online at several sites, including Idaho Magazine and Writers Weekly, where he has won multiple short story prizes.

His books--all available on Amazon—are:

DEPTH PERCEPTION, a literary novel set in Edinburgh, the Scottish Highlands, Oxford, London and Cornwall, follows the adventures of an exceptional oil painter, Robert McBride, also an expert swimmer. A mixture of romance, suspense, humor, and philosophical observations, the novel will have you guessing the identity of a mysterious critic who stalks Robert throughout Britain and will confront you with one of the more difficult questions you may ever have to answer.

HOVER POINT, a literary novel set in Idaho, Los Angeles and New York, tells what happens when America's best news journalist and anchor starts doing the nightly news from a small ranch in semi-rural Idaho, setting off unexpected reactions, uncovering secrets and putting people in danger.

MIND AFTER MIND, a literary novel set in Seattle and on Vancouver Island, is about a brilliant cartoonist who discovers he can read minds but finds that his new and growing ability can lead to all sorts of issues.

THE IMPROVISER, a literary novel about music and the imagination, takes readers into cities and concert halls around the world. Includes a 'cameo' by a certain infamous ex-president during a concert at the White House!

EMPEROR'S REACH, a psychological novel set in San Francisco, interweaves contemporary action with the history of one of San Francisco’s most infamous (and beloved) characters, Emperor Norton.

UNDERTOW, an anthology of Eric’s literary short stories, contains 18 stories.

HOAR FROST, a second anthology of Eric’s short stories, with 7 stories.

STONERISE, a third anthology, has 9 stories.

Eric was born in Glasgow, Scotland, educated there, in Victoria, B.C. and in Northern California. For 25 years he lived in Alaska, where he was a writer-producer-director and on-air personality for public television, was a producer/host for public and commercial radio and a humor columnist for three Alaska periodicals. Eric’s full-length drama SYD was performed at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, and his shorter plays have had staged readings in seven western cities. He's now at work on his sixth novel.