In his first new collection in six years, Harlan Ellison, one of the most highly honored writers of our time, brings together 17 new stories that delight and terrorize the reader with a passion for life and words that defies all labels--except great writing.
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In his first new collection in six years, Harlan Ellison, one of the most highly honored writers of our time, brings together 17 new stories that delight and terrorize the reader with a passion for life and words that defies all labels--except great writing.
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Any collection of Ellison is worth buying and re-reading. "Angry Candy" certainly offers what one has come to expect from this highly-underapreciated writer: unortodox world views, rhetorical intensity, gallows humor, and sublimely beautiful prose, all tempered by a sensibility that is both warm and caustic. There is no one like Ellison. This collection easily takes its place among Ellison's other short story compendia.
