H.E. Ross, Author
My city is seven miles by seven miles, maybe a little more or less on either side but essentially is a round-edged square. San Francisco is the kind of place you come to or leave. All of my life’s memories of that beautiful place are captured in movements with only one big and important memory-box showing me sitting still and that was the day I started sailing.
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A few words from readers of H.E. Ross' works:
Professor Dinizulu Gene Tinnie:
"Odyssey is beyond mere storytelling. This is insight into a world from which even those who are destined to know are potentially barred by their own or their culture’s preoccupations and intellectual assumptions. The role of the anthropologist is reversed and trumped by something much deeper, higher, and larger, which your narrative actually probes and brings to life.stimonials provide a sense of what it's like to work with you, or what it's like to use your products and services."
Captain Beryl Nelson, Mariner:
Ross is one of the most engaging storytelling seafarers I have the pleasure of knowing. (And I've conspired with, and been inspired by, many larger than life characters during my life at sea and in the islands.) Enjoy…
Kristi Gott
Wow! The vivid sensory details and descriptions of these unique and powerful experiences allow the readers to feel as if they are there too. A very special story and this was fascinating! Great writing skill!
Jorge Soto
Great read Ross. I think many people regard intangible things as sustenance in their lives, concepts which feed their whole being. I feel your character desires adventure, like a liquor, more than anything, and I can highly relate to this. Unlike other pieces where the name drop or referencing of past poets and muses seems placed to make the author sound more clever than they are, I think your mentioning of Odysseus and other imagery felt right at home by the sea, and with a character who likely gained their overwhelming sense of adventure by reading these great epics or similar ones. Great work, I would say this is one of your stronger stories that I've read!