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  1. www.youtube.com › watchHarlan Ellison's Watching 3 - YouTube

    23. Aug. 2013 · On the 117th death of Superman, back in 1993.©1993 The Kilimanjaro Corp. All rights reserved

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    19. Mai 2014 · Harlan on the unfortunate manner in which Science Fiction is covered by outsiders. ©1996 The Kilimanjaro Corp. All rights reserved

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  3. www.hachette.com.au › harlan-ellison › harlan-ellisons-watchingHarlan Ellison's Watching by Harlan Ellison - Books

    An SF Gateway eBook: bringing the classics to the future.

  4. www.amazon.com › Harlan-Ellisons-Watching-Ellison › dpHarlan Ellison's Watching - amazon.com

    4. Aug. 2009 · One note when reading "Watching", or anything by Ellison for that matter, you better sharpen up your vocabulary, you're going to need it. After reading "Watching" you'll realize that when the lights go down and the movie comes on Harlan Ellison is thinking about the movie, and by reading "Watching" it'll make you a better watcher of movies.

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  5. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Harlan_Ellison_bibliographyHarlan Ellison bibliography - Wikipedia

    Harlan Ellison's Watching (1989) (reissued 2008 by M Press) The Harlan Ellison Hornbook (1990) Harlan Ellison's Endlessly Watching (2014, Edgeworks Abbey) Editorials. Star Trek (May 1987; The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction) The End of Horror (January 1991; The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction) Television plays

  6. www.harlanellisonbooks.com › product › harlan-ellisonsHarlan Ellison’s Endlessly Watching (2014 Edgeworks Abbey Trade...

    Description. Edgeworks Abbey; 1st Edition. But wait, there’s more: buy now, and at no extra cost, you’ll get three pieces of twenty-first century film criticism bringing the collection bang -up-to-date, as well as a long-lost assessment of Psycho that predates even the 1965 entries in HARLAN ELLISON’S WATCHING; if that’s not value for money, we don’t know what is.