Eugene K. Garber is a writer of short fiction and novels. He has also collaborated with several other artists to create the hypermedia fiction, EROICA. He has been called a fabulist. His work includes strong elements of myth, metafiction, and spiritual quest. His most recent completed work, THE HOUSE OF NORDQUIST, dramatizes a Faustian search for the ultimate power that destroys and then renews. His current novel in progress, MAISON CRISTINA, takes place in a small facility for the mentally ill operated by nuns. The plot revolves around an aging literary man and a young woman recovering from a catatonic state. He awakens her through the power of his storytelling. The question raised is what will she become?
Introductions to his books may be found by following links from the home page. A full curriculum vitae can be accessed by clicking here . The author’s collected papers can be found in the Special Collections section of the University Library at the University at Albany in Albany, New York.
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Original art work for this site was done by Lynn Hassan.
