Grania Davis

Grania Davis is one of the most respected authors to have emerged in recent years. In addition to her highly-regarded fiction, she has written many articles on science and science fiction. This will be Ms Davis' first appearance at an Irish convention, and we are especially pleased to welcome her.

Selected Bibliography:

Short Fiction

• "My Head's in a Different Place, Now" (1972)
• "Young Love" (1974)
• "Last One in is a Rotten Egg" (1978)
• "Jumping the Line" (1979)
• "The New Zombies" (1980, with Avram Davidson)
• "The Hills Behind Hollywood High" (1983, with Avram Davidson)
• "The Nun and the Demon" (1983)
• "Dear Friend Charlene" (1984, with Avram Davidson)
• "What Happened On Cranberry Road" (1985)
• "The Word-Woman of Dza" (1986)
• "Addrict" (1987, with Avram Davidson)
• "Doctor Sunspot" (1990)
• "The Songs the Anemone Sing" (1990)
• "The Blessed/Damned Thornston Emerald" (1991)
• "Tree of Life, Book of Death" (1992)
• "Chroncorp" (1993)

Novels

• Moonbird (1986)
• Marco Polo and the Sleeping Beauty (1988, with Avram Davidson)
• 12/31/99 (forthcoming, with Dr Stephen L. Davis)