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Reprint (Morrow 2007) secret history/detective novel with SF and surreal elements. This is a signed, limited edition of 500 numbered copies; a traycased lettered edition of 26 signed copies ($400.00) is also available. |
Limited to 1000 signed, numbered, copies. Also available in a hand bound, hardcover, edition, limited to 52 lettered, signed, copies ($125.00). Details taken from publisher website. |
Collection of 24 previously uncollected stories from early in Ellison’s career. Details taken from Table of Contents. |
Novella with an introduction by Robert Silverberg and afterwords by Spinrad, McIntyre, Sheckley, Farmer, Disch, and Bryant; illustrated by Kent Bash. Limited to 620 copies, of which a Collector’s Edition of 200 copies (-31-5, $25.00) were numbered and signed by Harlan Ellison. |
First eight stories from Alone Against Tomorrow. |
In England as All the Sounds of Fear and The Time of the Eye. |
Collection of 17 stories. Simultaneous with the Easton Press edition. |
Expanded from the Walker (1974) edition with the inclusion of a number of essays and story drafts by Ellison. |
Collection of five complete columns (“Writing”, “Ask Uncle Harlan”, “The Streets”, “The Pitch”, and “I Had a Thought Today…)” four of which were previously collected in the 2016 edition of The Last Person to Marry a Duck Lived 300 Years Ago. Details supplied by Scott Norris. |
This edition was copyedited without authorization and was repudiated by Ellison. |
Reprint (Avon 1969) collection. This edition restores Ellison’s preferred text. |
Drops 3 stories (“Along the Scenic Route”, “The Place with No Name” and “Shattered Like a Glass Goblin”) from the first edition (Avon, 1969). |
Expanded from the Avon (1969) edition with the inclusion of a number of essays and story drafts by Ellison. Details supplied by Scott Norris. |
Limited to 1500 copies. Also available in a traycased edition, limited to 26 lettered, signed, copies ($500). Details taken from online listing. |
Revised from the Subterranean Press (2018) edition with an expanded introduction and the addition of some related non-fiction by Ellison. A hardcover edition (-49-6) was announced but not seen. Details supplied by Scott Norris. |
Reissue (Algol Press 1978) collection of articles on, or about, Harlan Ellison, edited by Andrew Porter. |
Also available as a “Babylonian Limited Edition” signed by Harlan Ellison and J. Michael Straczynski and containing 17 pages of additional material (voiceover scripts and a writer’s guide) written by Ellison as conceptual consultant on Babylon 5. Details supplied by Scott Norris. |
Details supplied by Scott Norris. |
Details supplied by Scott Norris. |
Details supplied by Scott Norris. |
Details supplied by Scott Norris. |
Details supplied by Scott Norris. |
Details supplied by Scott Norris. |
Details supplied by Scott Norris. |
Details supplied by Scott Norris. |
Non-fiction, a mini-hardcover collection of pithy remarks and quotes from Ellison’s work, interspersed with b&w photos of Ellison. Edited and with an introduction by Arnie Fenner. Includes a bibliography of Ellison’s works. |
Collection of ten previously uncollected stories, with comments by Ellison. Also available in a signed edition, limited to 324 numbered, slipcased and 24 numbered, traycased, copies, bound in leather, with over 100 pages of bonus material including written-decades-earlier versions of two stories, and alternate takes of two others. |
Reprint (Ace 1961 as The Juvies) collection of juvenile delinquent stories with a new Introduction. First World Hardcover. |
Expanded from The Juvies (Ace, 1961) including the introduction from the 2004 (Severn House) edition and a number of related texts. All the texts have been revised (again). Details supplied by Scott Norris. |
This is a “fotonovel” containing stills from the Star Trek episode, captioned with dialog from the episode. |
Limited to 1,000 numbered copies signed by Ellison and enclosed in a black slipcase. A trade hardcover and a trade paperback were originally announced but not produced. Details taken from online listing. |
Reprint (Borderlands 1995) teleplay and treatments for the award-winning Star Trek episode, with afterwords by Star Trek personalities including Leonard Nimoy and DeForest Kelley. The introduction has been significantly expanded for this edition. |
Collection of 22 stories written in 1957/8, previously published only in original digest magazines and 2 stories written 1969 which have remained unpublished until this collection, with an introduction by Tim Powers. Limited to 200 signed and numbered copies. Also available in a leatherbound edition limited to 26 lettered copies ($2000). Details supplied by Scott Norris. |