Canadian fantasy and science fiction writer Dave Duncan died on October 29, 2018. Dr. Robert Runté made a presentation at Dave’s memorial, at Windsor Park Pavilion, Oak Bay (Victoria), BC, Canada, on February 2, 2019. Following this is an excerpt of an interview Karl Johanson did with Dave Duncan in 2015. Dave wrote over 60 novels, two of which won Aurora Awards (WEST OF JANUARY in 1990, and CHILDREN OF CHAOS in 2007). He also wrote short stories, including “Boy at Heart” in the premier issue of ON SPEC Magazine (onspec.ca), and “Son of Abish,” in issue 22 of NEO-OPSIS SCIENCE FICTION MAGAZINE (www.neo-opsis.ca).
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Canadian fantasy and science fiction writer Dave Duncan died on October 29, 2018. Dr. Robert Runté made a presentation at Dave’s memorial, at Windsor Park Pavilion, Oak Bay (Victoria), BC, Canada, on February 2, 2019. Following this is an excerpt of an interview Karl Johanson did with Dave Duncan in 2015. Dave wrote over 60 novels, two of which won Aurora Awards (WEST OF JANUARY in 1990, and CHILDREN OF CHAOS in 2007). He also wrote short stories, including “Boy at Heart” in the premier issue of ON SPEC Magazine (onspec.ca), and “Son of Abish,” in issue 22 of NEO-OPSIS SCIENCE FICTION MAGAZINE (www.neo-opsis.ca).