From the Book - First Morpheus edition.
Introduction: Sublime rebel / Terry Dowling
I. Beginnings. The sword of Parmagon [1949]
The saga of Machine Gun Joe [1955]
II. Worlds of terror. Lonelyache [1964]
Punky & the Yale men [1966]
A prayer for no one's enemy [1966]
III. Worlds of love. In lonely lands [1959]
The time of the eye [1959]
IV. That new old-time religion. I have no mouth, and I must scream [1967]
The whimper of whipped dogs [1973]
V.A stab of merriment. The voice in the garden [1967]
The outpost undiscovered by tourists [1981]
Dept. of "What was the question?" Dept. [1974]
Dept. of "Trivial Pursuit" Dept. [1972-1986]
VI. Trouble with women. The very last day of a good woman [1958]
Valerie: A true memoir [1972]
The other eye of Polyphemus [1977]
All the birds come home to roost [1979]
VII. To the mattresses with mean demons. The tombs: An excerpt from Memos from Purgatory [1961]
" Our little miss" [1970]
A love song for Jerry Falwell [1984]
Telltale tics and tremors [1977]
True love: Groping for the Holy Grail [1978]
Adrift just off the Islets of Langerhans: Latitude 38° 54ʹN, Longitude 77° 00ʹ 13ʺ W [1974]
VIII. Rococo technology. The sky is burning [1958]
The prowler in the city at the edge of the world [1967]
Along the scenic route [1969]
The song the zombie sang [1970] (with Robert Silverberg)
IX. Heart's blood. From Alabamy, with hate [1965]
Gopher in the gilly [1982]
X. Nights & days in good old Hollyweird. The resurgence of Miss Ankle-Strap Wedgie [1968]
Flintlock: An unproduced teleplay [1972]
The man on the mushroom [1974]
Somehow, I don't think we're in Kansas, Toto [1974]
Face-down in Gloria Swanson's swimming pool [1978]
XI. Petards & hangings. Soldier [1957]
The night of delicate terrors [1961]
Shattered like a glass goblin [1968]
At the mouse circus [1971]
XII. Shadows from the past. Free with this box! [1958]
One life, furnished in early poverty [1970]
XIII. Contracts on the soul. Daniel White for the greater good [1961]
Neither your Jenny nor mine [1964]
Alive and well and on a friendless voyage [1977]
XIV. The classics. "Repent, Harlequin!" said the Ticktockman [1965]
Pretty Maggie Moneyeyes [1967]
XV. Dark liberation. The thick red moment [1982]
The man who was heavily into revenge [1978]
Driving in the spikes [1983]
Afterword / Harlan Ellison.
