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Owlswick is a
hamlet in Buckinghamshire, England,
about 3
miles E of
Thame and 4
miles SSE of Aylesbury. It is part of the
civil parish of Longwick-****-Ilmer...
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commercially published a hoax
Necronomicon under his
publishing company Owlswick. It
featured an
introduction by L.
Sprague de Camp that
purported it to...
- 1 in 1963. In 1973,
Scithers founded Owlswick Press, a
small independent publishing company. In 1976,
Owlswick published Scithers' book (under the pseudonym...
- is from the Old
English for "long farm".[citation needed] With Ilmer,
Owlswick,
Meadle and Horsenden, it
forms the
civil parish of Longwick-****-Ilmer...
- Eszterhazy,
Owlswick, 1990
Adventures in Unhistory,
Owlswick, 1993 The
Avram Davidson Treasury, Tor, 1998 The
Investigations of
Avram Davidson,
Owlswick, 1999...
- Philadelphia:
Owlswick Press. ISBN 978-0913896334. Davidson,
Avram (1990). The
Adventures of
Doctor Eszterhazy. Philadelphia:
Owlswick Press. ISBN 978-0913896280...
- ISBN 978-0-805-80507-9. De Camp, Lyon
Sprague (1980). The
Ragged Edge of Science.
Owlswick Press. ISBN 0-913896-06-3. Lang,
Andrew (1900). "Crystal Visions, Savage...
- of Meadle,
Owlswick, Askett,
Cadsden and Whiteleaf. The
parish is long and narrow. It is
almost 6
miles (9.7 km) in length, from
Owlswick in the north...
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fighting the
various Witchland invasions. His
chief residence is the
castle Owlswick.
Brandoch Daha is
their cousin, a lord of
Demonland and the
greatest swordsman...
- de Camp, L.
Sprague (1980). The
Ragged Edge of Science. Philadelphia:
Owlswick Press. ISBN 9780913896068. Eshelman,
James A. (Autumn 1996). "The Legacy...
