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''Hello. My name is Harlan Ellison and I am a writer."''|Introductory paragraphs of Ellison's first ''An Edge In My Voice'' column}}

 

* Conceptual consultant on ''[[Babylon 5]]'' (and made a couple of guest appearances)

* "Funny Money", collected in ''[[Batman]]: Black And White'' Vol.2. Find it. ''Borrow'', '''steal''', '''''kill'''''. FIND IT.

* ''[[Spider Kiss]]'' (aka ''Rockabilly''), a 1961 novel about a sociopathic teen idol and the publicist who has to keep the singer's drunken rampages out of the scandal sheets. His only full-length novel, and also the only novel given a spot in the Rock 'n Roll Hall of Fame.

* Two third season episodes of ''[[The Man from U.N.C.L.E.]]'': "The Sort of Do-it-Yourself Dreadful Affair" (Season 03, Ep. 02) and "The Pieces of Fate Affair" (Season 03, Ep. 23). The latter was, for a long time, the series' "[[Missing Episode]]", as Ellison had unwisely parodied a number of his literary acquaintances, and used several friends' names for characters, resulting in a lawsuit against Ellison and the removal of the episode from syndication packages until 1985.