Ask Uncle Harlan Columns and Other Architectural Features

First came THE GLASS TEAT, next THE HARLAN ELLISON HORNBOOK, then AN EDGE IN MY VOICE, and, finally, HARLAN ELLISON'S WATCHING-but now, Harlan Ellison presents not one, not two, not three, not four, but FIVE complete columns in one book: WRITING, ASK UNCLE HARLAN, THE STREETS, THE PITCH, and I HAD A THOUGHT TODAY...We should probably mention that none of the columns in question lasted longer than four installments, but one outlasted its venue.Note: The material was previously collected in HARLAN 101: ENCOUNTERING ELLISON and the first edition of THE LAST PERSON TO MARRY A DUCK LIVED 300 YEARS AGO.