Classic Ellison short fiction plus writing essays and archival oddities—an intense intro to his dark speculative voice.
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Classic Ellison short fiction plus writing essays and archival oddities—an intense intro to his dark speculative voice.
Designed as both an introduction to Harlan Ellison's vast body of work and as a manual for would-be writers, Harlan 101 collects 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. This 400-page paperback features: An introduction by New York Times bestseller Neil Gaiman, author of the Hugo Award-winning novels American Gods and The Graveyard Book, and creator of Vertigo Comics' Sandman series.
will contain mild spoilers
Sexual and sensual content in several stories, including adult intimacy themes
Dark violence, revenge harm, war trauma, and unsettling deaths across stories
Frequent strong profanity in Ellison's blunt adult narrative voice
Occasional drinking and adult substance references in period settings
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Passing religious references and critique in some speculative pieces
Light speculative and fantastical elements in select stories
Supernatural and uncanny forces in some dark speculative tales
Recurring social critique and cultural commentary in fiction and essays
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Cruelty, revenge, war trauma, and human suffering themes recur
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