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Brown, Eric

Eric Brown has written over thirty books and writes a monthly SF review
column for the Guardian.

www.ericbrown.co.uk

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20100901114822 Eric Brown on Rupert Croft-Cooke, The Sensual World series

A Sensual but Secret World

Eric Brown on Rupert Croft-Cooke, The Sensual World series

I came across the book quite by chance one bitterly cold February day in the early Eighties, in a junk shop in the Brontë village of Haworth. It was a tatty copy of The Drums of Morning by Rupert Croft-Cooke, without a dust-jacket and bearing the faded sticker of the Boots Lending Library – and it launched my fascination with a writer unjustly neglected during his lifetime and now, sadly, almost forgotten.
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Coney’s Islands

Eric Brown on Michael G. Coney, Syzygy, The Girl with a Symphony in Her Fingers, Hello Summer, Goodbye and Brontomek!

In a writing life stretching over thirty years, Michael G. Coney wrote nineteen science fiction novels and a single collection of short stories. Although his novels combined accessibility with fine storytelling and superb characterization, they never reached the audience they deserved. Since his death in 2005, other than the publication of two novels in small press limited editions, his work has remained out of print in Britain.

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