Craig A. Brockman

CRAIG A. BROCKMAN loves the life and culture surrounding the Great Lakes. In Michigan's Upper Peninsula he worked at the Indian Health Service, Lake Superior State University, and other sites.

In 2017, the Ontonagon Herald chronicled the final 140 miles of his 450-mile meandering hike across the entire U.P.

His recent novel is Dead Ships: Eternity Is a Frozen Sea

He wrote the award-winning Lake Superior horror trilogy comprising Dead of November, Delirium Wilderness, and Dead Silence. He has also published Curve of the Earth, about an immortal Lazarus, and the inspirational My Burden Is Light.

He co-wrote Surviving to Thriving with Jessie Huisken and wrote the middle-grade novel Marty and the Far Woodchuck.

He lives in Tecumseh, Michigan, with his wife, Sally.