Death: May 8, 1993.
Comments: Avram Davidson was a science fiction, fantasy, and mystery author and editor. Actually, calling Davidson a "science fiction, fantasy, and mystery author" doesn't really do him justice, as many of his works gleefully crossed genres, mixing and matching almost anything together, and in many cases defying such neat genre label classifications. In his career, Davidson won the Hugo Award, three World Fantasy Awards, and the Edgar award, as well as being nominated for a Nebula Award. In addition to being a prolific fiction writer, Davidson edited Fantasy & Science Fiction from 1962 to 1964.
There is a website dedicated to him named The Avram Davidson Website. His widow Grania Davis has continued to edit and release Davidson's unpublished work since his death.
My reviews of Avram Davidson's books:
None
Other books by Avram Davidson that I have read but not reviewed:
None
Short fiction by Avram Davidson appearing in works that I have reviewed:
Addrict (with Grania Davis) found in Fantasy & Science Fiction: Volume 72, No. 1 (January 1987)
Or All the Seas With Oysters found in The Hugo Winners, Volume 1
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