David Davis Book order (chronological)

The collection features poems by David Davis, spanning from his childhood to his early seventies, offering a unique autobiographical glimpse into his life. The poems reflect his dry humor and unconventional perspective, capturing a range of experiences from joyful to melancholic. While deceptively simple, many lines provoke thought and insight, showcasing his distinctive voice and emotional depth. This compilation serves as both a personal narrative and a reflection on the complexities of life.

Exploring a wide emotional spectrum, this poetry collection delves into themes ranging from humor and satire to deep heartbreak. Spanning various stages of the author's life, the poems address diverse topics, including sex, literary criticism, and historical events. Crafted for accessibility, the verses invite readers to engage with life's complexities through a unique and often unconventional lens.

Exploring the theme of impossible crimes, this collection features a novella and several short stories centered on unique detectives tackling locked-room murders in the South and Southwest. Each narrative begins with a baffling murder mystery, evolving into an examination of the detectives' personal journeys as they confront these challenges. The stories delve into how ordinary individuals navigate extraordinary puzzles and the transformative effects of their experiences on their lives and identities.

The story follows Hal Southerland, a reclusive computer contracts manager who inadvertently discovers an alien presence. Chosen as Earth's king, he faces the daunting task of selecting four billion humans to "Disappeared" in order to save the planet from environmental collapse. As he navigates this responsibility alongside his alien liaison, Angie, who resembles Marilyn Monroe, Hal grapples with the complexities of coexistence between humans and aliens. The narrative explores themes of isolation, responsibility, and the potential for harmony amid chaos.

Katalog výstavy, která hledala podobnosti a paralely převratných událostí v Portugalsku a Československu (karafiátové revoluce v roce 1974 a sametové revoluce roku 1989). Obě země mají zkušenost přechodu od totalitního režimu ke svobodě. V obou zemích se doba před a po revolučních změnách odrazila i ve výtvarném umění. Výstava i katalog tak představuje široký soubor uměleckých děl, která vznikla v Portugalsku i Československu v kontextu let 1968-1974-1989 a jež nějakým způsobem reflektovala převratné události doby a proměny společnosti.