Berkshire Authors E-G

Many talented authors, illustrators, and photographers reside in and around the Berkshires, and we are pleased to feature their work.

Click on a name or picture below to look through their body of work.

Gerald Elias
Gerald Elias, violinist, teacher, conductor, and composer, has
been Associate Concertmaster of the Utah Symphony since
1988, Boston Symphony violinist, first violinist of the Abramyan
String Quartet, Adjunct Professor of Music the University of
Utah, and Music Director of the Vivaldi Candlelight Concert series.
Susan Engel
She has taught all ages from preschool through graduate school,
most recently at Williams, Smith and Bennington Colleges.
Paul G. Falkowski
Paul is an American biological oceanographer in the Institute of
Marine and Coastal Sciences at Rutgers University in New
Brunswick, New Jersey. His research work focuses on
phytoplankton and primary production, and his wider interests
include evolution, paleoecology, photosynthesis, biogeochemical
cycles and astrobiology. He is the author of Life's Engines.

Sharon Farber
Sharon Farber is a licensed massage therapist, healer, award-
winning artist, medium, teacher, and the owner of Dragonfly
Healing Arts LLC. Her focus is teaching mediumship development.

Bernie Fallon
I wanted to do something good with my life, which is a feeling
I have had since I was a teen.
Donna Fenn
For more than twenty years, Donna Fenn has been writing
about entrepreneurs and small business trends, and has had
the privilege of visiting hundreds of small companies.
Joachim Frank
Joachim Frank is a German-born scientist and writer living in
New York, with a weekend house in the Berkshires.  
Crispina ffrench
Crispina ffrench, sweater and used clothing alchemist since
1987, currently lives in a renovated Roman Catholic rectory
with her studio next door in the church in Pittsfield, MA.
Rebecca Flowers
She has been an independent radio producer whose satires
and commentaries have appeared on NPR's All Things
Considered and Day to Day.
Walton Ford Walton Ford
Artist of Pancha Tantra and other masterpieces.
Cynthia Read Gardner
Her poems have been published in Alaska Quarterly
Review, Southern Poetry Review, The Bridge, Berkshire
Review, Potlatcxh, and three Mad River Press anthologies.
Derek Gentile
Derek Gentile is the author of six nonfiction books on
baseball and basketball including The Complete Boston
Red Sox
and Smooth Moves, a history of professional basketball.
Cornelia Gilder
George Gilder
George Gilder is Chairman of George Gilder Fund
Management, LLC and host of the Gilder Telecosm Forum.
Louisa Gilder
Louisa Gilder was born in Tyringham, Massachusetts
and graduated from Dartmouth College in 2000.
Michelle Gillett
In addition to The Backwaters Prize, Michelle has won the
Billy Murray Denny Poetry Award, the MacGuffin Poet Hunt,
and numerous poetry fellowships from the Massachusetts
Cultural Council.
Carol Gilligan
Carol Gilligan's landmark book In A Different Voice (1982)
is described by Harvard University Press as "the little book
that started a revolution."
Richard Greene
Richard Greene, M.D. is a practicing physician. He lives and
writes in western MA with his wife, son, and a silly dog.
Lisa Greenwald
Lisa Greenwald is the author of novels for tweens and teens.
Richard Grossman
Richard Grossman, formerly a New York editor and president
of the distinguished publishing house bearing his name, is
presently a psychotherapist, medical educator, and essayist
who has been reading & studying Emerson for over forty years.
Adam Gudeon
In his own writing and illustration for children Adam seeks to
entertain and reassure while celebrating children's openness,
unbridled imagination, exuberance in the everyday and embrace of mystery.