Born in Garston, a sub district of Liverpool England, Eddie French began writing at the age of nine.
After walking out of school at the incredibly wise old age of fifteen years, he found work in a local factory. Disillusioned with factory life, or was it the work ethic thing? he joined the British Army.
His five years of duty included a tour of the far east and a two-year tour of Northern Ireland.
After surviving all of this, he took up life as a civilian.
That's when it got really difficult.

After catching up on a lost education by attending a local college, studying Maths to A level and then an engineering HNC course at Liverpool University, Eddie re-joined the working population.
Five gloriously boring years in a middle management position with an International Construction Company which will remain nameless, confirmed his suspected concerns about the work ethic thing.
There was only one thing to do.

Back to College.
Visual Basic Programming. Delphi. Database Management. Systems Analysis.......
The Compulsory IT Degree.

After all that College it was really time to pick up the writing from where he had left it all those years ago.

My passion is ...

Writing

I know too much about ...

People

My parents always told me ...

Clever Boy

My childhood ambition ...

To be a writer

My favorite memory ...

All of it

Why I write ...

I am Driven, but lazy also (?)

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

Blue Mars by Kim Stanley Robinson

My first job ...

Apprentice Fitter/Turner

My best moment ...

Three of them!

My inspiration ...

Isaac Asimov

Sciences > Physics Understanding dark matter

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The Gravity of the Dark Matter Problem

The composition of dark matter has people from many disciplines of science scratching their heads in wonder.
What exactly is Dark Matter?
If we are to answer this question I propose that we first change its name to something which better describes just what it is that we are looking for.
You see, the term 'dark matter' is very probably a misnomer, even the leaders in the field of study regarding this phenomenon admit that all we have is our study of the 'results' that we would observe if dark matter actually existed.

So, we see the effects of ...

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