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Eric Dando
Eric Yoshiaki Dando (born July 1970), is a Melbourne writer, best known for the cult novel ''snail'' (Penguin, 1996), although his short fiction has appeared in many literary magazines and anthologies, including ''Hot Type'' (Penguin, 1995), ''Hot Sand'' (Penguin, 1996), ''The Age'' (Melbourne), ''Best Australian Stories'', the ''Sleepers Alamanac'', ''Going Down Swinging'', ''Cordite'', ''Undergrowth'', ''Verity La'', ''The Diamond & the Thief'', ''Red Leaves / 紅葉'', ''Torpedo'' and ''The Lifted Brow''. His most recent novel titled (''Oink, Oink, Oink'' ): is a surreal, black comedy that plays with themes from science fiction, pop culture, consumerism, and genetic engineering. It was published by Hunter Publishers in October 2008, and reissued online as an e-book through Smashwords in May, 2011.
==Biography==
Eric Yoshiaki Dando was born in Tokyo but grew up in Melbourne. He was associated with the short lived grunge and dirty realism movements in Australian literature in the last century (1990s). He also experiments with cryptographs (cryptograms) and humorous comics, the first of which was published in ''Cordite'' although inaccurately credited to Evan Dando.
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