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From: kevin%bartok.DEC@decwrl.ARPA
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Subject: Re:  The Starlost''
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Date: Mon, 13-May-85 21:55:03 EDT
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Posted: Mon May 13 21:55:03 1985
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From: kevin%bartok.DEC@decwrl.ARPA  (Kevin LaRue ``You can hack anything you want with TECO and DDT'')


For all of the dirty details, see Harlan Ellison's ``Somehow, I don't think
we're in Kansas, Toto'' which originally appeared as the introduction to
Edward Bryant's novelization of Ellison's screenplay for ``Phoenix Without
Ashes.''  (It has been collected in Ellison's ``Stalking the Nightmare.'')
Ellison's original screenplay won the 1974 Writer's guild of America Award for
Most Outstanding Film/TV Screenplay.  It bears no resemblance to anything
which ever appeared on TV under the name ``The Starlost,'' a fact which Ellison
very bitterly (and rightly, it appears to me) points out.  I thoroughly
enjoyed Bryant's novelization and highly recommend it.

Be seeing you!

	Kevin