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Writes for a Living
Lives for Writing Eric D. Goodman is author of The Color of Jadeite (Loyola University’s Apprentice House Press, 2020), Setting the Family Free (Apprentice House Press, 2019), Womb: a novel in utero (Merge Publishing, 2017), Tracks: A Novel in Stories (Atticus, 2011), and Flightless Goose (Writer's Lair, 2008) as well as the forthcoming Wrecks and Ruins. |
Wrecks and Ruins
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“Quirky and surprisingly endearing … a charming and moving story.”
--Robin Black, Life Drawing “Goodman pieces together with flinty empathy the conflicted psyche of a man who finally confronts his fragmented life." --Judith Krummeck, Old New Worlds “Goodman is a talented storyteller.” --Charles Rammelkamp, Catastroika “With a cast of sympathetically human characters, Wrecks and Ruins spins its way to a wholly satisfying conclusion.” --Sally Whitney, Surface and Shadow “Captures the mirrored life-cycle of a romance and a plague of insects the way they deserve to be depicted.” --Timmy Reed, Tell God I Don’t Exist “In this engaging story of a man navigating the currents of his life, Goodman probes the way identity is formed and its fluidity.” --B. Morrison, Innocent: Confessions of a Welfare Mother |
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