Eric Anderson, MD

Articles

It's the third and final part of analyzing the book, Blue Latitudes, Boldly Going Where Captain Cook Has Gone Before, and how it applies to modern day.

Book Review: Blue Latitudes, and How the Maritime World Changed the South Seas Forever

Writers of crime fiction usually offer fast, intense reads to their fans. The field has expanded. The many forms of crime writing today include political thrillers, police procedurals, psychological suspense novels, detective fiction, and legal mysteries â€“ for starters.

Crime Fiction Takes on a Touch of Travel Writing

Hereâ€™s what to include in a visit to Europe. And since the currency of physician travel is always time, hereâ€™s how to do it efficiently.

Magic Moments: Last Look Postcards from Europe

Germany is up next for exploration of European countries in the series, "Should American Tourists Make Their Own Exit from Europe?"

Should American Tourists Make Their Own Exit from Europe? Part 9

Iâ€™ve never agreed with purists who are offended when novelists dare to put words into the mouths of famous figures. Those readers donâ€™t like historical fiction, understood. But if fiction often springs from personal experience, isn't that just a form of historical fiction and we do accept that?

Book Reviews: Historical Fiction

In the 8th part of Eric Anderson's trip across Europe, he braves Scandinavia.