Authors

Eric Walters

16 books

Eric Warren

1 book

Eric Weiner

2 books

Eric Weiner

7 books

Eric Weisbard

American music critic

1 book

Eric W. Hickey

2 books

Eric Wight

1 book

Eric Williams

1 book

Eric Wilson

1 book

Eric Wilson

2 books

Eric Worre

1 book

Eric W., Phd Noreen

1 book

Eric Y K Lam

1 book

Eric Zempol

1 book

Eric Zorn

1 book

Erika Christakis

1 book

Erika Derkas

1 book

Erika Doss

1 book

Erika Fairchild

1 book

Erika Fatland

1 book

Erika Garcia

1 book

Erika Hall

1 book

Erika Hoff

1 book

Erika J. Chopich

1 book

Erika J. Fischer

Erika Johansen

3 books

Erika Knight

6 books

Erika Lee

3 books

Erika Leigh

1 book

Erika Lopez

1 book

Erika L. Sánchez

2 books

Erika Mailman

1 book

Erika Moen

American comic book artist

2 books

Erik Angner

1 book

Erika Oller

1 book

Erika Swyler

1 book

Erika Tamar

1 book

Erika T. Wurth

1 book

Erik Axl Sund

2 books

Erik Barnouw

American media historian

2 books

Erik Bear

1 book

Erik Blegvad

Erik Blegvad was born in Copehagen, Denmark in 1923. There he attended the Copenhagen School of Arts and Crafts along with friend and illustrator Niels M. Bodecker. Blegvad was a prolific illustrator of children's books, with over 100 titles to his name, including seven written by his wife. He also drew magazine and newspaper illustrations. During the Nazi occupation of Denmark, he and a friend were arrested by the Gestapo for distributing Danish resistance literature. He then spend "several frightening days" in prison before being released. He later served in the Danish Air Force, then worked as a translator for the British in occupied Germany. After meeting his wife, Lenore Hochman in Paris, they moved to the United States. Some of Blegvad's most famous works include illustrations for Mary Norton’s Bedknob and Broomstick, his own translations of Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tales, and works by O. Henry, Myra Cohn Livingston, Judith Viorst, Jane Langton, and Charlotte Zolotow. The Times of London wrote, "His minutely detailed brush and pen drawings recalled the myths and stories that his grandfather had told him during his boyhood in Denmark. He was described by the American writer and artist Edward Gorey as one of the best of his generation."

1 book

Erik Brynjolfsson

2 books

Erik Burnham

Erik Burnham is a Minnesotan writer and artist. After years working in both broadcasting and retail, Erik finally decided to take a crack at making comics, beginning with the Nick Landime feature in the Shooting Star Comics Anthology. A positive reception led first to other anthologies, and then to extended work for IDW Publishing on properties like Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Transformers: Beast Wars, and a critically acclaimed, ten-year run on the Ghostbusters line of comic books. He even wrote the official Tobin’s Spirit Guide. Erik's been fortunate to work with many companies, including Cryptozoic, Dynamite, IDW, Insight Editions, Opus, and Marvel, on a variety of properties and multitude of genres. Superheroes, science fiction, comedy, pulp fantasy... it’s been an embarrassment of riches, and there’s more on the way. (Which is good news, since he loves his work.) When not turning out stories for other publishers, Erik fills his time working on the webcomic Downside, trying to learn an instrument (badly), and going for walks (this he does okay at.) Erik still lives in Minnesota; any rumors about this being because he's completely afraid of the forty-nine other states (and Canada) remain unverified at this time. source

1 book

Erik Christian Haugaard

3 books

Erik Davis

1 book

Erik Gilbert

1 book

Erik Gundersen

1 book

Erik H. Erickson

1 book

Erik H. Erikson

7 books