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Subject: Re: Re: Harlan Ellison
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/***** ea:net.sf-lovers / proper!mikevp / 11:49 pm  Oct 30, 1984 */
RE: Harlan Ellision?

I suppose if what you like is termainally depressing unrelieved morbidness,
Ellision is the writer for you.  Personally, I would rather read something
that has at least one little glimmer of humanness somewhere in it.  
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"Looking for Kadak" (sp?) terminally depressing unrelieved morbidness?

Much of what Ellison writes is depressing, but *all* of it makes me think.
I like that; that's why I like Ellison.

	<mike