Eric C Ross is an award-winning author,  among other things.

Eric C. Ross has always been passionate about telling stories. He’s wanted to be a published author since before he could drive—and thanks to the magic of self-publishing, that dream is now a reality. (He really should’ve done this sooner.)

In 2025, the short story "Incomplete" that is featured in his anthology titled "Otherworldly" won Gold in flash fiction and "Best Short Prose of the Year" at the Florida Writers Association's Royal Palm Awards. In 2026, the anthology as a whole was a top three finalist in the American Fiction Awards hosted by American Book Fest.

Eric writes speculative fiction that is direct, thoughtful, and haunting around the edges. His stories invite readers to question the nature of reality, often twisting familiar tropes into something unexpected. While short fiction was his primary focus, he’s currently working on a full-length sci-fi novel about where technology, identity, and morality intersect. He's also steadily building a large-scale sci-fantasy epic world that will include a tabletop RPG. Maybe one day you'll get to read it, or play it, or both. 

He lives in Florida with his wife and child and is a proud member of the Florida Writers Association and the Gulf Coast Writers Association.