Aurealis Duo: Terrorism
By Jack Dann
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We asked some of Australia's top fantasy and science fiction authors to select two of their stories tied together by a single theme and to write an introduction on how they had explored that theme — to give some insight into their writing and how they see the big issues. We also paired the writers with Australia's top SF artists, so that each publication also showcases the illustrator. Then we released the publications in pairs. The result is the Aurealis Duos series.
In "Terrorism", Jack Dann, an expat New Yorker and multi-award winning SF author who eats Vegemite with an American accent says, "I didn't feel patriotic the morning that the towers fell... I just felt that someone had burned down my house... the only way I could get my arms around the subject was to write about... us. No treatise on terrorism and suicide bombing here, just two stories that are set on the other side of the looking glass."
Jack Dann
Jack Dann is a multiple-award winning author who has written or edited over seventy-five books, including the international bestseller The Memory Cathedral, which was number one on The Age Bestseller list, The Rebel: an Imagined Life of James Dean and The Silent, which Library Journal chose as one of their 'Hot Picks' and wrote: 'This is narrative storytelling at its best... Most emphatically recommended.' He is the editor of the ground-breaking anthology Dreaming Down-Under (with Janeen Webb), which won the World Fantasy Award in 1999, and Dreaming Again, which Bookseller+Publisher chose as their 'Pick of the Week', giving it five stars. Dann lives in Australia on a farm overlooking the sea and 'commutes' back and forth to Los Angeles and New York.
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Aurealis Duo - Jack Dann
AUREALIS DUO: TERRORISM
Jack Dann
Artwork by Adam Katsaros
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EPUB version ISBN 978-1-922031-21-1
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Contents
About Aurealis Duos
When It Changed – Jack Dann
Café Culture – Jack Dann
Mohammed's Angel – Jack Dann
About Jack Dann
About Adam Katsaros
Credits
About Aurealis Duos
We asked some of Australia's top fantasy and science fiction authors to select two of their stories tied together by a single theme and to write an introduction on how they had explored that theme—to give some insight into their writing and how they see the big issues. We also paired the writers with Australia's top SF artists, so that each publication also showcases the illustrator. The result is the Aurealis Duos series.
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When It Changed
Jack Dann
Sometimes I get up early to write… sometimes very early.
I remember getting up at 5.00 am on a chilly Monday morning eleven years ago. My partner Janeen Webb and I were living in Melbourne in her lovely town house in South Yarra. I made a cup of tea and thought I'd just wake up a little before going back upstairs to write. (Writers will reach for any excuse to delay facing the glowing white monitor or the lined yellow writing pad.) To my immediate joy