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Eric David Warren

Good doesn’t always triumph in Eric’s stories, but something is always revealed that reminds us of the dark desires that drive people to commit crimes and the battles both large and small to bring truth to light.

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Eric David Warren is a writer of thrillers, speculative fiction, and travel/adventure stories. His current project is a mystery series following crime reporter Daniel Hatch as he chases down leads on Montana’s criminal element and learns that sometimes there are life and death consequences for digging too deep into a story.

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Check out some of Eric’s published work, from travel stories chronicling South American adventures, to science fiction and fantasy.

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September 2001 bike magazine

The End of Bike

A few months ago, I received a plain, white postcard in the mail informing me that “as of October 1, 2020, Bike Magazine had ceased publication.” The card went on to tell me that they were “pleased” to inform me that the remainder of my subscription would be filled with Men’s Journal. Not Powder or any of the other adventure sports rags that American Media LLC owns. Men’s Journal.

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Billings Montana

Writing About my Hometown

About a decade ago, I moved from Maine to Montana. Not one of those famous towns like Bozeman and Missoula which have been featured in big-budget movies or the glossy pages of adventure magazines. No, I moved back to my industrial hometown of Billings.

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Daniel Hatch Newspaper Mystery

“There is not a crime, there is not a dodge, there is not a trick, there is not a swindle, there is not a vice which does not live by secrecy.” ― Joseph Pulitzer

At the height of the AIDS crisis, a young newspaper reporter is tipped off to a serial killer who’s attacking and infecting young women with the virus. As a reporter with a public by-line, can he uncover the killer’s identity before he becomes the next victim?

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Every year, Yellowstone opens some of the roads to bikes before opening the gates to cars. It’s a magical time. You have way more opportunities to stop when you’re on a bike without blocking traffic (even when there isn’t a pullout). I stopped at some old favorites which have become so crowded in recent years that I’d given up on them. I ride my bike to Norris And spent some time wandering the snowy boardwalks. The silence of Yellowstone without cars is shocking. Spent a day wandering the #Montana desert and dwarf forest of Bighorn Canyon with @angel_wings_on_fire. The sun was hitting the rocks just right (for mid-day) and the water still had a crust of ice. A weekend ramble around #Montana #backroads on my new @konabikes Rove. Thank you @theridecyclery for hooking me up with my first new bike in a decade. It rides like a dream. Took advantage of the sun and went for a little ramble this weekend. After climbing a semi-sketchy path to the top of the cliffs (hiking my bike seems to be standard procedure for any ride worth doing these days), I was rewarded with epic views all the way to the Beartooths, Pryors, and Bighorn Mountains. Then it was a blast down the the river. The wind picked up of course, making it a slog back home. #worthit Looks like I’ll be hitting my #FebruaryChallenge somewhere around mid-July. #doyouevenknowmeapplewatch Nova played so hard he lost his front two boots and almost his coat. A little #subzero #montana weather won’t stop the zoomies. Mystic Lake #ramble. Plenty of ice, not much snow. I took a little hike out to Mystic Lake last weekend. I took my snowshoes, but they stayed strapped safely to my back for lack of 🌨❄️☃️. Rolling in the new year w/ some #mountainbiking. Where’s the snow, #billingsmt?
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