D.W. Davison
Speculative fiction by Daniel W. Davison
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Eschewing Gibberish: Tales Full of Gimcrack Computer Code and Fake Arithmetic
Illuminated manuscript depicting the legendary ninth-century alchemist, Jābir ibn Ḥayyān (Source: Wikipedia, public domain)
Gibberish: Cant; the private language of rogues; words without meaning. Etymology: Originally written as g...
The Werewolf of Mariahilf am Inn: Book III, Chapter 6
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Book III, Chapter 6: The Dog-Headed Man
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My name is Hermann, son of Moritz. Or so I tell myself. But the spirit guiding my pen is no longer his. Bef...
Future Schlock (Part 1): Why Some Gen-Xers Find Contemporary Dystopian and Post-Apocalyptic Fiction Irritating and Boring
Photograph of Philip K. Dick for the 1962 edition of The Man in the High Castle. (Source: Wikipedia, public domain)
“And when he had opened the seventh seal, there was silence in heaven about the space of half an hour.” (Revelatio...
The Bruiden on the Brink of Beyond
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The Bruiden on the Brink of Beyond
“A cobbler and his son will arrive at dusk, and will lodge at your inn for a night.”
Old Mother Bríd read aloud the scribbled missive, tapping out o...
Shamash-Shamu Mountain
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“Simeliberg” (Simeli Mountain) was tale 56 in the 1812 edition of Kinder- und Hausmärchen (“Children’s and Household Tales”) of the Brothers Grimm. It is essentially a condensation of “Ali Baba...
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