Who was John Eric Holmes and what military branch did he serve in?
John Eric Holmes served as a first lieutenant in the United States Marine Corps during the Korean War. He fought for two years on frozen ground in Korea starting in 1952.
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John Eric Holmes served as a first lieutenant in the United States Marine Corps during the Korean War. He fought for two years on frozen ground in Korea starting in 1952.
John Eric Holmes published the textbook Basic Human Neurophysiology in 1984 with co-author David F. Lindsley. He held an associate professor of neurology position at the University of Southern California School of Medicine while writing this work.
John Eric Holmes published factual articles about brain function in science fiction magazines like Analog during the early 1960s. These pieces included titles such as Brain Waves and Thought Patterns and The Educated Flatworms.
John Eric Holmes wrote Mahars of Pellucidar which appeared in print in 1976 and Red Axe of Pellucidar which saw private printing in 1993. A planned third book named Swordsmen of Pellucidar remained unfinished at his death.
John Eric Holmes received the Lifetime Achievement Award for these pastiches at ECOF ninety-three held in Willows California. Both books were officially re-released by Edgar Rice Burroughs Inc. in 2022 across multiple formats including hardcover and audio CD.