Edgeworks
Edgeworks
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Introduction: Good
Morning, Folks; I am not Kathie Lee Gifford, essay by Harlan Ellison
Foreword: The
Frontiers of Edgeville essay by Norman Spinrad
Introduction:
Brinksmanship, essay by Harlan Ellison
Over the Edge
An Edge in My Voice
Edgeworks 2
Introduction: Let's
Pretend, essay by Harlan Ellison
Foreword
(Stalking the Nightmare), essay by Stephen King
Introduction:
Quiet Lies the Locust Tells , essay by Harlan Ellison
Spider Kiss
Stalking the
Nightmare
Edgeworks 3
The Harlan Ellison
Hornbook, by Harlan Ellison
Harlan Ellison's
Movie, shortfiction by Harlan Ellison
Edgeworks 4
Love
Ain't Nothing But Sex Misspelled
The
Beast That Shouted Love at the Heart of the World
Anthology Series
Dangerous Visions Vol I
Fred Gambino
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Dangerous Visions Vol II
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Dangerous Visions Vol III
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Again, Dangerous Visions Vol I
Angus McKie
Pan, 1977
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Again, Dangerous Visions Vol II
Angus McKie
Pan, 1977
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Dangerous Visions Vol
I
Dangerous
Visions 1, interior artwork by Diane Dillon and Leo Dillon
Foreword
1-The Second Revolution, essay by Isaac Asimov
Foreword
2-Harlan and I, essay by Isaac Asimov
Introduction:
Thirty-two Soothsayers, essay by Harlan Ellison
Evensong,
shortstory by Lester del Rey
Flies,
shortstory by Robert Silverberg
The
Day After the Day the Martians Came, shortstory by Frederik Pohl
Riders
of the Purple Wage, novella by Philip José Farmer
The
Malley System, shortstory by Miriam Allen deFord
A
Toy for Juliette, shortstory by Robert Bloch
The
Prowler in the City at the Edge of the World, novelette by Harlan
Ellison
The
Night That All Time Broke Out, shortstory by Brian W. Aldiss
Dangerous Visions Vol II
Dangerous Visions 2, interior artwork by Diane Dillon and
Leo Dillon
New
Introduction, essay by Harlan Ellison
The
Man Who Went to the Moon - Twice, shortstory by Howard Rodman
Faith
of Our Fathers, novelette by Philip K. Dick
The
Jigsaw Man, shortstory by Larry Niven
Gonna
Roll the Bones, novelette by Fritz Leiber
Lord
Randy, My Son, shortstory by Joe L. Hensley
Eutopia,
novelette by Poul Anderson
Incident
in Moderan, shortstory by David R. Bunch
The
Escaping, shortstory by David R. Bunch
The
Doll-House, shortstory by James Cross
Sex
and/or Mr. Morrison, shortstory by Carol Emshwiller
Shall
the Dust Praise Thee? shortstory by Damon Knight
Dangerous Visions Vol III
Dangerous Visions 3, interior artwork by Diane Dillon and
Leo Dillon
New
Introduction, essay by Harlan Ellison
If
All Men Were Brothers, Would You Let One Marry Your Sister? by Theodore
Sturgeon
What
Happened to Auguste Clarot? shortstory by Larry Eisenberg
Ersatz,
shortstory by Henry Slesar
Go,
Go, Go, Said the Bird, shortstory by Sonya Dorman
The
Happy Breed, shortstory by John Sladek [as by
John T. Sladek
]
Encounter
with a Hick, shortstory by Jonathan Brand
From
the Government Printing Office, shortstory by Kris Neville
Land
of the Great Horses, shortstory by R. A. Lafferty
The
Recognition, shortstory by J. G. Ballard
Judas,
shortstory by John Brunner
Test
to Destruction, novelette by Keith Laumer
Carcinoma
Angels, shortstory by Norman Spinrad
Auto-Da-Fé,
shortstory by Roger Zelazny
Aye,
and Gomorrah. . . shortstory by Samuel R. Delany
Again, Dangerous Visoins Vol I
An Assault of New Dreamers, essay by Harlan Ellison
Again,
Dangerous Visions, interior artwork by Ed Emshwiller
The
Counterpoint of View, essay by John Heidenry
Ching
Witch! shortstory by Ross Rocklynne
The
Word for World Is Forest, novella by Ursula K. Le Guin
For
Value Received, shortstory by Andrew J. Offutt
Mathoms
from the Time Closet, shortfiction by Gene Wolfe
Time
Travel for Pedestrians, shortstory by Ray Nelson
Christ,
Old Student in a New School, poem by Ray Bradbury
King
of the Hil, shortstory by Chad Oliver
The
10:00 Report is Brought to You By . . . shortstory by Edward
Bryant
The
Funeral, novelette by Kate Wilhelm
Harry
the Hare, shortstory by James B. Hemesath
When
It Changed, shortstory by Joanna Russ
The
Big Space Fuck, shortstory by Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.
Bounty,
shortstory by T. L. Sherred
Still-Life,
shortstory by Barry N. Malzberg [as by
K. M. O'Donnell
]
Stoned
Counsel, shortstory by H. H. Hollis
Monitored
Dreams & Strategic Cremations, shortfiction by Bernard Wolfe
With
a Finger in My I, shortstory by David Gerrold
In
the Barn, novelette by Piers Anthony
Again, Dangerous Visions Vol II
Again,
Dangerous Visions, interior artwork by Ed Emshwiller
Ed
Emshwiller, essay by uncredited
An
Assault of New Dreamers, essay by Harlan Ellison
With
the Bentfin Boomer Boys on Little Old New Alabama, novella by Richard
A. Lupoff
Soundless
Evening, shortstory by Lee Hoffman
The
Test-Tube Creature, Afterward, shortstory by Joan Bernott
And
the Sea Like Mirrors, shortstory by Gregory Benford
Bed
Sheets Are White, shortstory by Evelyn Lief
Elouise
and the Doctors of the Planet Pergamon, shortstory by Josephine Saxton
Chuck
Berry, Won't You Please Come Home? shortstory by Ken McCullough
(Title
is represented by a blob of ink), shortstory by Gahan Wilson
Epiphany
for Aliens, shortstory by David Kerr
Eye
of the Beholder, shortstory by Burt K. Filer
Moth
Race, shortstory by Richard Hill
Zero
Gee, novelette by Ben Bova
A
Mouse in the Walls of the Global Village, shortstory by Dean R. Koontz
Getting
Along, novelette by James Blish and
J. A. Lawrence
Totenbüch,
shortstory by Parra y Figuéredo
Things
Lost, shortstory by Thomas M. Disch
Lamia
Mutable, shortstory by M. John Harrison
Last
Train to Kankakee, shortstory by Robin Scott Wilson [as by
Robin Scott
]
Empire
of the Sun, shortstory by Andrew Weiner
Ozymandias,
shortstory by Terry Carr
The
Milk of Paradise, shortstory by James Tiptree, Jr.
In
re Glover, shortstory by Leonard Tushnet
Tissue,
shortfiction by James Sallis
Harlan Ellison is an author, essayist,
commentator, actor, activist,
and quite possibly the most contentious man alive today. In over fifty
years of writing, he has created over seventy books, ten screenplays,
innumerable television scripts, and seventeen hundred short stories.
The Washington
Post called
him "one of the greatest living American short story writers," and the Los Angeles Times
anointed him with the title of "20th Century Lewis Carroll." This same
man has made enemies of many producers and directors (walking out on
television studios that change his scripts) and as rumor has it, was
nearly punched by Frank Sinatra over his screenplay The Oscar.
Despite some interesting stories, Ellison continues to be honored with
awards from across the genres and is admired as an amazing writer.
