After serving in the Air Force, Francis Eaden became a medical writer and editor, Supervisor of the Department of Scientific Information and Assistant to the Director of Clinical Research for a major pharmaceutical company located in New York City. In a second career, he became a teacher, a job that evolved into Supervisor of Curriculum and Instruction and Director of Special Education for a New Jersey school district.

 

Now retired, I’ve been writing full time. Three short stories: "Selkie in Amber," "The Garden on the Edge of Time," and "The 48th Ronin" have been published in Aphelion-Webzine. My novel, "Side Effect" has been released by Awe-Struck E-books, and in print by Earthling Press. A second, "The Webspinner," is awaiting publication. Five published poems: "Night Beach," "Farewell to a Lost Love," "January in Cape May," "A Lady's Lament (Ginger's Song)," and "Creation" can also be found at my website, "Caedmon's Bistro," or one of its links. All of these works can also be accessed in AuthorsDen under Eaden, Francis.