
David Williamson
He/Him | Writer/Mathematician | United States
David is a mathematician and a writer. His writing explores health, hope, nostalgia, loneliness, and loss, and takes place in realistic, present-day settings, with a bit of (literal or figurative) magic. His short stories, essays, and poetry appear in The First Line, The Twin Bill, Bellingham Review, 50-Word Stories, Porcupine Literary, The Reprise, and A Curious Moon. His short story, "All the Wrong Words," is a good place to start: "When I hear you smile, I apologize for everything..."
Selected work
All the Wrong Words
Bellingham Review, 2025
the other side of the sun
A Curious Moon, 2026
Our Last Dance
The First Line, 2024
All This Ever Was
One Sentence Poems, 2026
Just Do the Math
Porcupine Literary, 2026
Dizzy
The Reprise, 2026
The Last of a Flock
50-Word Stories, 2025
Yeah, No More Throwing
The Twin Bill, 2025