Liam Ostermann
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Raymond St. Elmo:
You recently reviewed 'The Daughters of Is' by Michael Davidson on Goodreads - do you have any information on the author?
Raymond St. Elmo
I apologize, Liam; I didn't see this question till now.
I read two books by Michael Davidson; paperbacks from years ago. "Daughter of Is', and 'The Karma Machine'. I found both to be creative and thought-provoking, but not top-level writing.
Doing the same google-searches that you no doubt have, I find a fog of authors with the same name. The Sci-Fi encyclopedia identifies the name as a possible pen-name for a Michael Zeik; but goes no farther.
I read two books by Michael Davidson; paperbacks from years ago. "Daughter of Is', and 'The Karma Machine'. I found both to be creative and thought-provoking, but not top-level writing.
Doing the same google-searches that you no doubt have, I find a fog of authors with the same name. The Sci-Fi encyclopedia identifies the name as a possible pen-name for a Michael Zeik; but goes no farther.
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Chris Hunter
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Raymond St. Elmo:
Most prolific authors do not exhibit anything near your stylistic flair, command of language, and attention to detail. Indeed, you seem to be an outlier in your ability to produce multiple volumes of very refined prose in a short period of time. How have you managed to be prolific and refined at the same time? Does it have to do with working outside of the trappings of the traditional publishing industry?
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