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Collection, revised from the Regency, 1961, edition; adds new introduction, replaces story “The Time of the Eye” with “Turnpike”. Volume seven in the “Pyramid Ellison” series. |
Reprint (Pyramid 1975) associational collection of 22 stories, slightly revised from the earlier (Regency, 1961) edition. “An Edgeworks Abbey Offering in association with Subterranean Press.” Limited to 750 copies. Also available in a limited edition of 250 signed numbered sets including one copy of Gentleman Junkie and one copy of The Deadly Streets, bound in leather, the two volumes housed in a custom slipcase ($125). |
Expanded from the 2013 (Subterranean Press) edition with the addition of an uncollected short story and some related material. Details supplied by Scott Norris. |
Details taken from Table of Contents. |
Collection of the first 52 installments of the “Glass Teat” column. Details supplied by Scott Norris. |
Reprint (Ace 1970) collection of the first 52 installments of the “Glass Teat” column. This edition includes the new introduction added to the 1975 Pyramid edition. |
Reprint (Ace 1970) collection of the first 52 installments of the “Glass Teat” column. This edition adds a new introduction. Volume one in the “Pyramid Ellison” series. |
Omnibus of The Glass Teat (Ace 1970) and The Other Glass Teat with a new introduction (“Welcome to the Gulag”). Limited to 250 signed, numbered, copies, distributed with a CD of Ellison reading “Welcome to the Gulag”. |
A collection of the best of the author’s short fiction, seven essays on the craft of writing, and a collection of rarely seen oddities from Ellison’s extensive archives. Details taken from Table of Contents. |
A limited edition of 776 signed cloth bound copies, slipcased with Harlan Ellison’s Movie. Of these, 750 were numbered and the remainder were presentation copies not offered for sale. Most of the pieces have introductory remarks of varying length titled “Interim Memo”. Simultaneous with the Penzler Books edition. Details taken from online listing. |
Graphic novel inspired by Seven Samurai, written by Ellison Chadwick, & illustrated by Chadwick, Ken Steacy & Todd Klein. |
Slight revised trade paperback reissue of the Harlan Ellison’s Dream Corridor Special comic book. This edition has the complete text of the originally serialized short story, “Midnight in the Sunken Cathedral” and adds a 1994 interview of Ellison by Jamie S. Rich. |
Collection of the “Harlan Ellison’s Watching” column from July 1989 to February 1995, plus four pieces of twenty-first century film criticism and a long-lost assessment of Psycho. Details supplied by Scott Norris. |
Associational; unproduced screenplay of a non-fantasy movie. This is a limited edition of 800 numbered copies, slipcased with the limited edition of The Harlan Ellison Hornbook. |
Graphic novel version of Ellison’s original teleplay, adapted by Scott Tipton & David Tipton, with art by J.K. Woodward, reprinted from the 5 issue comic series of the same name. Ellison provides an introduction and an afterword. |
Associational non-fiction; criticism. Collection of 50 essays on film, some dating back to the sixties and seventies, with a new introduction by the author. There is also a signed, numbered, slipcased limited edition of 600 copies (-066-5, $60.00). |
Collection of fourteen Harlan Ellison tales from the first dozen years of his career, all previously uncollected and 2 previously unpublished. Details taken from Table of Contents. |
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Reprint (Pyramid 1967) collection. All stories revised for this edition. |
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Abridged from the Baronet (1978) edition by the removal of one story (“Croatoan”). In addition, all the illustrations have been reproduced only in black & white. Details taken from online listing. |
Screenplay for “the greatest science fiction movie never made,” with illustrations by Mark Zug. Packaged but not copyrighted by Byron Preiss Visual Publications. |
Limited-edition chapbook published for the 1995 American Booksellers Association convention in Chicago to promote White Wolf’s upcoming Edgeworks series. Details supplied by Scott Norris. |
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Collection of four complete columns (“Ask Uncle Harlan”, “The Streets”, “The Pitch”, and “I Had a Thought Today…)” plus 21 one-off essays, two previously unpublished. Details supplied by Scott Norris. |
Abridged from the 2016 edition to include only the standalone essays; the four columns (“Ask Uncle Harlan”, “The Streets”, “The Pitch”, and “I Had a Thought Today…)” having been moved to Ask Uncle Harlan; also adds the introduction to Troublemakers. Details supplied by Scott Norris. |