# Daniel F. Galouye **Domain:** Literature / Science Fiction / Simulation **Doc Type:** Author Node **Maturity:** Evolving **Related:** [[Simulacron-3]], [[Simulation Hypothesis]], [[Layer-Relative Reality]] --- ## Definition Daniel F. Galouye (1920–1976) was an American science-fiction writer whose 1964 novel [[Simulacron-3]] became a foundational text of simulated-world fiction. ## Corpus Context His work anchors the lineage from computational social simulation to [[World on a Wire (1973)]] and [[The Thirteenth Floor (1999)]]. ## Key Insight **This node connects its historical or conceptual subject to the corpus without treating analogy as proof of direct influence.** ## See Also [[Simulacron-3]], [[Simulation Hypothesis]], [[Layer-Relative Reality]] ## Sources / Provenance - [[articles/Beyond the Sea|Beyond the Sea]]