David R. Memmott's Writings
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Poem
Dec.30.2009
e-chapbook at Poets & Writers--Chaps, on Web del Sol
You can read Memmott's long narrative poem, "Where the Yellow Brick Road Turns West" at:
http://chapbooks.webdelsol.com/worldvoices/memmott/memmott.html
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Short Story
May.21.2009
Chapter 7 of the novel, PRIMETIME
http://www.wordcraftoforegon.com/documents/Primetimesample2.pdf
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Short Story
May.21.2009
Chapter 3 of the novel, PRIMETIME
http://www.wordcraftoforegon.com/documents/Primetimesample1.pdf
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Short Story
May.21.2009
Shadow Bones: Story Collection
THE RECOMBINANT ARMADILLO
A short tale by David Memmott
An Armadillo lived in a burrow under the tall grass of the southern plains. When winter came and the grass turned brown under a cold wind, the Armadillo slept warm and contented curled up in the darkness of his cave. And there he dreamed such dreams: running swiftly across...
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Short Story
May.21.2009
World Wide Writers 3: A Quarterly Collection of Prize-Winning Stories
WARRIOR, FALLING AWAKE
A Short Tale by David Memmott
He'd been falling for a long time. The last he remembered before falling were cries of battle as he charged on horseback, sword drawn, being felled from his horse by a blow to his head. No ground stopped his fall. He just kept falling.
His falling must end sooner...
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Article
May.07.2009
Perigee Publications for the Arts, Issue #20
Read Greg Johnson's interview with David Memmott at:
http://www.perigee-art.com/7389/popups/0408/nonfiction5.php
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Article
May.07.2009
The Newsletter of the Council for the Literature of the Fantastic, July 1999
Your can read Jeff Vandermeer interview with David Memmott at:
http://www.uri.edu/artsci/english/clf/n6_a5.html
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PRIMETIME is philosophic sf at its best. ”
—Paul DiFilippo, Isaac Asimov's SF Magazine
About David
David Memmott has published six books of poetry, a novel and a story collection. His newest book of poems is Lost Transmissions (Serving House Books, 2012). He recently completed his second novel, Canned Tuna and has begun the long journey towards...
David’s Favorite Books
Although the old adage of the favorite book being the one you're reading applies equally to me, some of my favorite books in recent years have been Haruki...