Erik Middlename Jorgensen

Biography

Scif-Fi Historian and "True Crime" Investigator.
I paint life-size landscapes in the desert.

Watch for my upcoming Sci-Fi History novels, based on the lives of Frank Herbert and Jack London.
Enjoy my short "Sci-Fi History" articles, first published in Sonoma County' s "North Bay Bohemian."

Smashwords Interview

When did you first start writing?
I started keeping a journal after First Grade, when my family moved to Europe. I earned writing awards during elementary school, and got a story published in my high school's literary magazine. For years I had several ideas for screenplays bouncing around in my head, and filled notebooks with story fragments, until I went back to college and took a Screen Writing class. The teacher suggested taking the College Newspaper class as a way to get into the habit of completing articles on a deadline. It worked, and seeing my name in print became addicting. The Journalism instructor also taught a Magazine Writing class which was immensely helpful transitioning into professional article writing.
When you're not writing, how do you spend your time?
Thinking about writing. Sometimes I talk to people about what I am writing, and where they can read it. But even when I'm talking to people, I keep my pen and notebook handy in case I need to write something.
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Where to find Erik Middlename Jorgensen online

Videos

Dreaming Caterpillar
My first video editing project, describing my ongoing screenplay project, "Dreaming Caterpillar."

Books

Sci-Fi From Sonoma: Jack London, Frank Herbert, & Philip K. Dick
Price: Free! Words: 6,820. Language: English. Published: December 8, 2017 . Categories: Nonfiction » Literary criticism » Science Fiction & Fantasy, Essay » Literature
"Sci-Fi History" essays about famous writers who lived in Sonoma County, California, including Jack London, Frank Herbert, and Philip K Dick. Read about London's influence on George Orwell and 1984; about Frank Herbert's early photojournalism work that influenced characters from his "Dune" series; and about Philip K Dick's posthumous influence on dystopian sci-fi films.

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