GREATEST HITS HARLAN ELLISON TAPA BLANDA INGLES
How to summarize the psychedelic, witty, helter-skelter mind of Harlan Ellison?
A mind that refused to be contained by something as rudimentary as genre, form, or even a particular label. A mind that created some of the most outrageous short stories and novellas of the science fiction, fantasy, and speculative genres – including “I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream,” with its unhinged artificial intelligence bent on torturing what is left of humanity, and “Jeffty Is Five,” featuring a young boy’s mysterious, time-bending powers. A mind that passionately identified with the underdog, sometimes with disastrous results. A mind incandescent with fury, that saw storytelling as “a holy chore.”
Assembled by the Harlan and Susan Ellison Foundation, Greatest Hits is an overview of Ellison’s award-winning and highly acclaimed short stories – as well as the stories that Ellison himself most treasured. Featuring a preface by Ellison’s executor and friend J. Michael Straczynski, a foreword by award-winning and bestselling author Neil Gaiman, and an introduction by bestselling author Cassandra Khaw, this collection of short stories and novellas serves as a guide to a writer who left his mark on the twentieth century – and whose legacy is in your hands.
Featuring these stories and many more:
- “‘Repent, Harlequin,’ Said the Ticktockman” — Hugo Award winner
- “I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream” — Bram Stoker Award winner
- “Mefisto in Onyx” — Bram Stoker Award winner
- “Jeffty Is Five” — British Fantasy Award winner
- “Shatterday” — Twilight Zone episode
- “The Whimper of Whipped Dogs” — Edgar Allan Poe Award winner
- “Paladin of the Lost Hour” — Hugo Award winner, Twilight Zone episode
