Books by Avram Davidson

MUTINY IN SPACE began as a novella entitled "Valentine's Planet," which appeared in the August 1964 issue of Worlds of Tomorrow. "To space opera of the time, the character of the captain was as important as that of the king was to Shakespeare. He (the captain was always a "he," even when the author was female) was the model and exemplar for society, the man with the right stuff, he who made the tough decisions and enforced discipline?

Masters of the Maze by Avram Davidson is a science fiction novel that explores the concept of a mysterious, interdimensional maze used to protect Earth from alien invaders. The story follows the protagonist, Jung Mariner, as he navigates the maze, encountering strange beings and dangers along the way. The novel combines elements of mystery, adventure, and speculative fiction, with Davidson's trademark wit and rich, imaginative world-building.

Avram Davidson was an American writer known for his distinctive contributions to science fiction, fantasy, and historical fiction. His work is characterized by rich, often intricate prose, blending humor, erudition, and imagination. Davidson's stories frequently feature obscure historical settings, mythological elements, and esoteric knowledge, making his writing unique in speculative fiction. Notable works include The Phoenix and the Mirror and The Adventures of Doctor Eszterhazy, both of which showcase his talent for blending genres.