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Slippage is a collection of short stories by American author Harlan Ellison. In the introduction, Ellison introduces the concept of "slippage", or the falling apart of one's life, as the underlying theme of the book. In addition to the stories listed in the table of contents, the book includes a short narration of an unhealthy ...
1 gen 2001 · November 8, 2018. Published in 1997, Slippage was the first collection of new fiction from Harlan Ellison in nearly a decade, after the seminal Angry Candy in 1988. (OK, I am fudging just a bit. Technically, there was Mind Fields, which contained 33 short-short stories inspired by the art of Jacek Yerka.
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1 apr 2014 · Slippage: Previously Uncollected, Precariously Poised Stories. Harlan Ellison. Open Road Media, Apr 1, 2014 - Fiction - 424 pages. Twenty-one works from “one of the most brilliant, innovative,...
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1 giu 1997 · by Harlan Ellison (Author) 4.4 79 ratings. See all formats and editions. Mingling ancient history, modern morality, and the surreal, a collection of stories includes an award-winning novella about a black mind reader who pays a terrifying call on a white serial killer on Alabama's death row.
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Slippage is a short story collection, which shouldn’t surprise any Ellison fans. Many of his collections have a theme, and this one has to be the saddest of all. At the time, he’d been through the wringer, and this was his last collection of new material.
With this, his best-selling and most critically acclaimed collection ever, Ellison celebrates four decades of brilliant, outrageous writing. The award-winning novella "Mefisto in Onyx" is the centerpiece of an irreverent and wildly imaginative book that the San Diego Union-Tribune called "electrifying...Ellison is back, as unsettling as ever."
Slippage is a collection of short stories by American author Harlan Ellison. In the introduction, Ellison introduces the concept of "slippage", or the falling apart of one's life, as the underlying theme of the book.
