[BIBL.H.& P-J.OSWALD] Harlan Ellison / Gentleman Junkie Rare EO Fr 1979

Description: To be continued on ebay...at auction and in my Shop "AmidesLivres"A very Important set of books (some with dedications) of Science fiction, Fantasy, Detective literature, Various magazines old or recent, Poetry, Literature, from the Publishers Library Hélène and Pierre-Jean OSWALDWith of course a very large number of titles from the various collections of “Néo” editions, including the rarest...Pierre-Jean OswaldPierre-Jean Oswald, born September 25, 1931 and died September 28, 2000 in Paris, is a French publisher. He notably publishes novels and theatrical and poetic works, most often on his own behalf. He defends authors and subjects less highlighted, especially after the movements of the May 1968 revolt. At the beginning of the 1950s, Pierre-Jean Oswald became an editor and “discoverer”, based in Honfleur then Paris. He then devoted himself to a collection of poetry in pocket format to promote poets like Franck Venaille or the Breton Paol Keineg.In 1957, he published The Poets of the Algerian Revolution. From 1960, he edited the magazine Poetic action. In 1977, forced into bankruptcy, he had to suspend his activity, which left 300 authors without a publisher.In the 1980s, with the help of his wife Hélène (1929-2017), he resumed his activity as an editor and discoverer of little-known texts, with the creation of Nouvelles Éditions Oswald (Néo), specialized in popular literature, mainly the science fiction and fantasy but also the detective novel.Both have done remarkable work to publicize and publish very important foreign authors.in the domain of fantasy, which until then were unknown in France (in particular Clark Ashton Smith).He also publishes the complete Sherlock Holmes and Harry Dickson books. Ten years later, he launched the Huitième Art editions, dedicated to cult television series.He ended his career as an editor at Editions des Belles Lettres -Harlan ELLISON1934-2018 Harlan Jay Ellison, born May 27, 1934 in Cleveland (Ohio) and died June 28, 2018 in Los Angeles (California), is an American science fiction and fantasy writer.His literary and television work has received numerous awards. He wrote for the original TV series Beyond reality And Star Trek, edited the science fiction anthology Dangerous Visions and was a consultant on TV series The Fifth Dimension And Babylon 5.Harlan Ellison's best-known writings are science fiction, with which he won several Hugo, Nebula and Locus awards. He was also very active in the science fiction community (he is one of the founders of the Cleveland Science Fiction Society and created his fanzine as a teenager), and gives colorful lectures at science fiction conventions. He was also vice-president of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America in the 1960s. He does not prefer to place his work in genres, but he happily uses the term of “speculative fiction”. In this, he is very close to Richard Matheson, writer for whom he shows the greatest admiration.His fantasy writings are more comparable to surrealism or magical realism than to space opera-type science fiction. In other words, what interests him is not to write an intergalactic epic, but to describe the effects of a disturbing fact (relating to fantasy or science fiction) on the person who witnesses it. Which also explains why his favorite genre is the short story. There is also a strong ethical current in his work, a good half of which is non-fiction, including political activism and criticism of the arts (he distinguished himself by calling television a “glass nipple” , from which it is urgent to wean ourselves).Harlan Ellison is very protective of his work, and has filed complaints - and won - numerous times for the reproduction and sharing of cultural products without the consent of the rights holders. He sometimes uses the pseudonym Cordwainer Bird.In Anatomy of horror, Stephen King places his collection Hitler painted roses in his top 10.-Works, Volume IIHarlan ELLISONGentleman Junkieand other news from the gagged generationColor illustrated cover by ROMAN(Original title: Gentleman Junkie and Other Stories of the Hung-up Generation, 1975) Translated from the American by Guy CASARILPublication date: January 1979Number of pages: 285Editions Associated Humanoids ASSOCIATED HUMANOIDS, coll. Harlan Ellison: works no. 2Legal deposit: 1st quarter 1979Genre: Science Fiction Gentleman Junkie Back cover Slave, addicted, hooked junkie what, Walter Caulder, Hon. New York doctor, goes down the street, to find your dose. “Harlan Ellison?” The meeting of James Joyce and James Cagney! »Alain Resnais They chased him out of the little town, thirteen years ago. And today, aboard his personal jet, Marty Field, the biggest rock star since Elvis, returns to the country. To make them drool. He raised her in a cafeteria on the road to Sacramento. He owned it in Galesburg, Illinois. brought it back to Omaha (Nebraska) and twice more in Colorado. What a life, truck driver! “Harlan Ellison was born on May 27, 1934 in Cleveland, Ohio. His first novel, “The Barons of Brooklyn”, was adapted for American television by Alfred Hitchcock. With James Caan as Harlan Ellison. » Hello everyone! Jacky on the air. But yes, it's exactly seven o'clock, and it is Jacky Whalen who offers you hot, cool, bop and rock! “After the Selby phenomenon, the Bukowski year, it seems that the year 1979 will be the Ellison percussion. »Literary News Summary 1 - Frank Malcolm ROBINSON, Foreword, pages 7 to 9, Introduction, trans. Guy CASARIL2 - Children of the night, pages 11 to 23, Introduction, trans. Guy CASARIL3 - The Fall (Final Shtick), pages 23 to 36, trans. Guy CASARIL4 - Gentleman Junkie (Gentleman Junkie and May We Also Speak?), pages 37 to 47, trans. Guy CASARIL5 - Can we say a little word? (4 statements from the Gagged Generation) (May We Also Speak?), pages 49 to 64, trans. Guy CASARIL6 - Daniel White for the Greater Good, pages 65 to 77, trans. Guy CASARIL7 - Marquise... Marquise... (Lady Bug, Lady Bug), pages 79 to 92, trans. Guy CASARIL8 - As a bonus with this package! (Free With This Box!), pages 93 to 101, trans. Guy CASARIL9 - There's One on Every Campus, pages 103 to 109, trans. Guy CASARIL10 - At the Mountain of Blindness, pages 111 to 121, trans. Guy CASARIL11 - Jacky on the air, good evening (This is Jackie Spinning), pages 123 to 135, trans. Guy CASARIL12 - No Game for Children, pages 137 to 152, trans. Guy CASARIL13 - Late Arnie Draper the Great (The Late, Great Arnie Draper), pages 153 to 156, trans. Guy CASARIL14 - High Dice, pages 157 to 168, trans. Guy CASARIL15 - Enter the Fanatic, Stage Center, pages 169 to 180, trans. Guy CASARIL16 - To each according to his hunger (Someone is Hungarian), pages 181 to 187, trans. Guy CASARIL17 - Memory of a Muted Trumpet, pages 189 to 197, trans. Guy CASARIL18 - Highway (Turnpike), pages 199 to 206, trans. Guy CASARIL19 - Sally in Our Alley, pages 207 to 218, trans. Guy CASARIL20 - The Silence of Infidelity, pages 219 to 225, trans. Guy CASARIL21 - Cool, man! (Have Coolth), pages 227 to 242, trans. Guy CASARIL22 - BP 02 (RFD #2 [For Service Rendered]), pages 243 to 256, trans. Guy CASARIL23 - No Fourth Commandment (Wandering Killer), pages 257 to 272, trans. Guy CASARIL24 - The Night of Delicate Terrors, pages 273 to 283, trans. Guy CASARIL Text in French -Original French edition 1st draw (no large papers)First Printing Format In-8, (24x16cm), soft cardboard cover with colored illustrations, flap on the first cover(Good used condition, clean, slight usual wear and friction on the edges of the plates and jaws, minimal usual marks or rubbing various minors on cover, very correct spine)see visuals... Good interior condition, very very light paper. yellowed as always, clean, without inscriptions or annotations. Good copy...Work that has become Rare! -As always, combined shipping costs when purchasing multiple books... Related keywords harlan ellison harlan ellison signed harlan ellison books gentleman junkie .h. p 1979 .h. fr 1979 .h. eo fr p fr 1979 p gentleman junkie fr Provided by

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