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| − | ''Dangerous Visions'' was a very influential anthology series edited by [[Harlan Ellison]]. The first volume, ''[[Dangerous Visions]]'', was published in | + | ''Dangerous Visions'' was a very influential anthology series edited by [[Harlan Ellison]]. The first volume, ''[[Dangerous Visions]]'', was published in 1967 and was an anthology of stories with themes and/or content which was "dangerous" by contemporary [[sf]] standards. It included major introductions by Ellison, which were alone probably worth the price of the book. It was followed in 1972 by ''Again, Dangerous Visions'' with ''[[Last Dangerous Visions]]'' as a projected third volume. |
''LDV'' was planned to be massive -- it may well have had more than 100 stories -- and along with [[Ellison]]'s enormous introductions was probably unpublishable as a single volume. In any event, it was never published and became a bone of contention between Ellison and nearly everyone else. | ''LDV'' was planned to be massive -- it may well have had more than 100 stories -- and along with [[Ellison]]'s enormous introductions was probably unpublishable as a single volume. In any event, it was never published and became a bone of contention between Ellison and nearly everyone else. | ||
Revision as of 23:00, 2 January 2020
(Did you mean a LA bookstore?)
Dangerous Visions was a very influential anthology series edited by Harlan Ellison. The first volume, Dangerous Visions, was published in 1967 and was an anthology of stories with themes and/or content which was "dangerous" by contemporary sf standards. It included major introductions by Ellison, which were alone probably worth the price of the book. It was followed in 1972 by Again, Dangerous Visions with Last Dangerous Visions as a projected third volume.
LDV was planned to be massive -- it may well have had more than 100 stories -- and along with Ellison's enormous introductions was probably unpublishable as a single volume. In any event, it was never published and became a bone of contention between Ellison and nearly everyone else.
See Last Dangerous Visions for more.
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