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| | Avram Davidson Novels |
 | | Thus I urge those who have not yet discovered Davidson to seek out the short fiction, recently collected in such places as The Avram Davidson Treasury, The Investigations of Avram Davidson, and The Other Nineteenth Century. |
 | | Highlights include the Engelbert Eszterhazy stories, the Jack Limekiller stories, "The Sources of the Nile", "The Slovo Stove", "What Strange Stars and Skies", "El Vilvoy de Las Islas", "Dragon Skin Drum", "Dagon", "The Lord of Central Park", and many more. |
 | | Several were written in the middle sixties, and published as paperback originals, probably for minimal advances, probably written fairly quickly. |
| www.sff.net /people/richard.horton/novelsad.htm (1732 words) |
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