Category Archives: Harlan Ellison

MEMOS FROM PURGATORY (1961) by Harlan Ellison

Posted on 26 April 2013 by

Harlan Ellison is a writer with a unique voice, paddling his own caustic canoe (sic), defying all those who would pigeon-hole his talent. His resistance to easy categorisation remains ever more laudable in an age of cookie counter consumerism and … Continue reading →

Posted in 2013 Book to Movie Challenge, Alfred Hitchcock, Friday's Forgotten Book, Harlan Ellison, New York, Scene of the crime | 19 Comments

2013 Book to Movie Challenge

Posted on 30 December 2012 by

I had promised myself that in 2013 I would not undertake any new Challenges … but this one created over at the Doing Dewey blog was just too tempting – and besides, it’s not New Year yet so if as … Continue reading →

Posted in Raymond Chandler, Philip Marlowe, Richard Matheson, Richard Stark, Parker, Harlan Ellison, Stanley Ellin, Francis Beeding, Elleston Trevor, Clive Egleton, Michael Crichton, Ross Thomas, 2013 Book to Movie Challenge | Tagged , , | 22 Comments