Jani and the Greater Game (1) by Eric Brown

His debut SF novel was Meridian Days (1992). His Kethani stories were collected as Kéthani (2008). Some of his short work was collected in The Time-Lapsed Man and Other Stories (1990), Blue Shifting (1995), Parallax View (2000, with Keith Brooke), Deep Future (2001), The Fall of Tartarus (2005), Threshold Shift (2006), The Angels of Life and Death (2010), Ghostwriting (2012), Strange Visitors (2014), Rites of Passage (2014) Microcosms (2017, with Tony Ballantyne), The Spacetime Pit Plus Two (2018, with Stephen Baxter), The Ice Garden & Other Stories (2019), and The Disciples of Apollo: The Best Short Stories of Eric Brown (2019).

Stories “Hunting the Slarque” (1999) and “The Children of Winter” (2001) won BSFA Awards. He traveled extensively in Greece and Asia in the ’80s, eventually settling in Berwickshire, Scotland.īrown’s first work of genre interest was children’s play Noel’s Ark (1982), and his first prose was “Krash-Bangg Joe and the Pineal-Zen Equation” in I nterzone (1987). Brown was the author of over 50 books, and a longtime SF reviewer for The Guardian.īrown was born was born in Haworth, West Yorkshire. He was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin lymphoma in 2022.

Jani and the Greater Game (1) by Eric Brown