Ellison Webderland: Reviews
This area of Ellison Webderland represents my most ambitious and possibly
hubritic undertaking to date. Here you should eventually find a brief synopsis
and commentary for every short story in one of HE's collections. As I and
the review team progress, I will also collect a listing of short stories both
by collection and alphabetically, and provide a page with all the information
on the collected review pages placed together for searching.
Each review (so far) has a header with cover art, publication information,
and a link to the page for the book on Michael Zuzel's Islets of Langerhans
web site. After this comes a story list and comments on the book as a whole.
Finally, each story is described with a brief synopsis, followed by a more
specific review and commentary.
Important Note: Each synopsis should give a brief description
of what the story is about, and will to some extent give the story away. We
will try where possible not to reveal the meat or the ending of the story.
For the commentary, though, all bets are off. This will be your only spoiler
warning.
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Available Reviews (with credits)Angry Candy - Alex Jay BermanApproaching Oblivion - Peter P. O'Sullivan The Beast That Shouted Love at the Heart of the World - Sue Luesse The City on the Edge of Forever - Bill Gibron Deathbird Stories - David Loftus An Edge in My Voice - David Loftus Ellison Wonderland - K.C. Locke The Harlan Ellison Hornbook - Nicole Walter I, Robot: The Illustrated Screenplay - Paul Riddell I Have No Mouth & I Must Scream - K.C. Locke Memos From Purgatory - K.C. Locke Mind Fields - Dorman T. Shindler Shatterday - Rick Wyatt (partial) Slippage - Stories: K.C. Locke, Overall: Dorman T. Shindler Stalking the Nightmare - David Loftus The Voice from the Edge Vol I (audiotape)- James Palmer Reviews in Progress HELP OUT WITH THE WEBDERLAND REVIEWS! If you are interested in participating with the review process by writing a review in the format mentioned above, please e-mail me, webmaster@harlanellison.com. I'll do as much or as little of the HTML editing as you want....with the proviso that I am immune from being beaten about the head and shoulders with a wooden dowel because I missed a paragraph break or didn't get the spacing on your quotes just right. |