Harlan Ellison/Works

Short fiction

• "'Repent, Harlequin!' Said the Ticktockman", 1965 (Hugo and Nebula Awards, 1966) (adapted as screenplay with Rick Berry, screenplay published 1997)
• "Delusions for a Dragon Slayer", 1966 (Hugo nominee, 1967)
• "I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream", 1967 (Hugo Award, 1968) (adapted as computer game in 1995)
• "Pretty Maggie Moneyeyes", 1967 (Hugo and Nebula Award nominee for best novelette, 1968)
• "The Beast That Shouted Love at the Heart of the World", 1968 (Hugo Award, 1969)
• "A Boy and His Dog", 1969 (Hugo nominee Nebula Award winner for best novella, 1970; screenplay adaption by L. Q. Jones won Nebula for best dramatic writing, 1976) (adapted as graphic novel Vic and Blood: The Chronicles of a Boy and His Dog with Richard Corben 1989)
• "Shattered Like a Glass Goblin", 1969 (Nebula Award nominee, 1970)
• "Brillo" (with Ben Bova), 1970 (Hugo Award nominee, 1971)
• "The Region Between", 1970 (Hugo and Nebula Award nominee for best novella, 1971)
• "Runesmith" (with Theodore Sturgeon), 1970
• "The Human Operators" (with A. E. van Vogt), 1971
• "Basilisk", 1972 (Hugo and Nebula Award nominee for best novelette, 1973)
• "On the Downhill Side", 1972 (Nebula Award nominee, 1974)
• "The Deathbird", 1973 (Hugo and Jupiter Award winner for best novelette and Nebula Award nominee, 1974)
• "Adrift Just Off the Islets of Langerhans: Latitude 38° 54' N, Longitude 77° 00' 13" W", 1974 (Hugo and Nebula Award winner for best novelette, 1975)
• "Catman", 1974
• "I'm Looking for Kadak", 1974
• "Sleeping Dogs", 1974 (Jupiter Award nominee, 1975)
• "Croatoan", 1975 (Hugo Award nominee, 1976)
• "Shatterday", 1975 (Nebula Award nominee, 1976; adapted for Twilight Zone, 1985)
• "From A to Z, in the Chocolate Alphabet", 1976
• "Seeing", 1976
• "Jeffty is Five", 1977 (Hugo, Nebula, and Jupiter Award winner and World Fantasy Award nominee, 1978; British Fantasy Award winner and Balrog Award nominee, 1979)
• "Count the Clock That Tells the Time", 1978 (Hugo Award nominee, 1979)
• "The Man Who Was Heavily Into Revenge", 1978
• "All the Birds Came Home to Roost", 1979
• "All the Lies That Are My Life", 1980 (Hugo Award nominee for best novella, 1981)
• "Grail", 1981 (Balrog Award nominee, 1982)
• "On the Slab", 1981
• "Djinn, No Chaser", 1982
• "Paladin of the Lost Hour", 1985 (Hugo Award winner and Nebula nominee for best novelette, 1986)
• "With Virgil Oddum at the East Pole", 1985
• "Eidolons", 1988
• "The Function of Dream Sleep", 1988, (Hugo and Bram Stoker Award nominee for best novelette, 1989)
• "She's a Young Thing and Cannot Leave Her Mother", 1998 (Bram Stoker Award nominee, 1989)
• "The Few, the Proud", 1989
• "The Man Who Rowed Christopher Columbus Ashore", 1992 (Nebula Award nominee)
• "Mefisto in Onyx", 1993 (Bram Stoker Award winner, Hugo and World Fantasy Award nominee for best novella, 1994; Nebula Award nominee, 1995)
• "Chatting With Anubis", 1995 (Bram Stoker Award, 1996)
• "From A to Z, in the Sarsparilla Alphabet", 2001 (Bram Stoker Award for long fiction, 2002)
• "Incognita, Inc.", 2001
• "Goodbye to All That", 2003 (Nebula Award nominee, 2004)

Novels

• Web of the City, 1958
• The Sound of a Scythe, 1960
• Spider Kiss, 1961
• Doomsman, 1967
• The Starlost: Phoenix Without Ashes (with Edward Bryant), 1975
• All the Lies That Are My Life, 1991
• Run For the Stars, 1991

Fiction collections

• The Deadly Streets, 1958
• Sex Gang (as Paul Merchant), 1959
• A Touch of Infinity, 1960
• Children of the Streets, 1961
• Gentleman Junkie and other stories of the hung-up generation, 1961
• Ellison Wonderland, 1962
• Paingod and other delusions, 1965
• I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream, 1967
• From the Land of Fear, 1967
• Love Ain't Nothing But Sex Misspelled, 1968
• The Beast That Shouted Love at the Heart of the World, 1969
• Over the Edge, 1970
• Alone Against Tomorrow: A 10-Year Survey, 1971
• De Helden Van De Highway (published in Dutch only), 1973
• All the Sounds of Fear (published in the UK only), 1973
• The Time of the Eye (published in the UK only), 1974
• Approaching Oblivion, 1974
• Deathbird Stories, 1975 (World Fantasy Award nominee, 1976; British SF Award, 1979)
• No Doors, No Windows, 1975
• Hoe Kan Ik Schreeuwen Zonder Mond, published in Dutch only), 1977
• Strange Wine, 1978 (Balrog Award nominee, 1979)
• The Fantasies of Harlan Ellison, 1979
• Shatterday, 1980 (World Fantasy Award nominee, 1981)
• Stalking the Nightmare, 1982 (Balrog Award nominee, 1983)
• The Essential Ellison: A 35-Year Retrospective, 1987 (Bram Stoker Award winner and Hugo nominee, 1988)
• Angry Candy, 1988 (World Fantasy Award winner and Bram Stoker Award nominee, 1989)
• Dreams With Sharp Teeth, 1991
• Ensamvark (published in Sweden only), 1992
• Jokes Without Punchlines, 1995
• Slippage, 1996
• The Worlds of Harlan Ellison (published in Russian only), 1997
• Koletis, Kes Kuulutas Armastad Maailma Südames (published in Estonian only), 1999
• La Machine Aux Yeux Bleus (published in French only), 2001
• Troublemakers, 2001
• The Essential Ellison: A 50-Year Retrospective, 2001 (World Fantasy Award nominee, 2002)

Screenplays

• Ripcord: "Where Do Elephants Go to Die?", 1963
• Route 66: "A Gift For a Warrior", 1963
• Burke's Law: "Who Killed Alex Debbs?", 1963
• Burke's Law: "Who Killed Purity Mather?", 1963
• Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea: "The Price of Doom" (as Cordwainer Bird), 1964
• Burke's Law: "Who Killed Andy Zygmunt?", 1964
• Burke's Law: "Who Killed 1/2 of Glory Lee?", 1964
• The Outer Limits: "Demon With a Glass Hand", 1964 (adapted as graphic novel with Marshall Rodgers 1986)
• The Outer Limits: "Soldier", 1964
• The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: "Memo From Purgatory", 1964
• The Oscar (with Clarence Greene, Russell Rouse, and Richard Sale), 1966
• The Man from U.N.C.L.E.: "The Sort of Do-It-Yourself Dreadful Affair", 1966
• The Man from U.N.C.L.E.: "The Pieces of Fate Affair", 1967
• Star Trek: "The City on the Edge of Forever", 1967 (published in text form 1995)
• Cimmaron Strip: "A Knife in the Darkness", 1968
• The Flying Nun: "You Can't Get There From Here" (as Cordwainer Bird), 1968
• The Young Lawyers: "The Whimper of Whipped Dogs", 1971
• Ghost Story: "Earth, Air, Fire and Water", 1973
• The Starlost: "Voyage of Discovery", 1973
• Logan's Run: "The Crypt", 1977
• The Starlost: The Beginning (as Cordwainer Bird, with Martin Lager and Ursula K. Le Guin), 1980
• The Starlost: Deception (with George Ghent, Alfred Harris, Arthur Heinemann, and Norman Klenman), 1980
• Harlan Ellison's Movie, 1990
• I, Robot: The Illustrated Screenplay (not produced, but published in this form 1994)
• The Hunger: "The Face of Helen Bournouw", 1998

Graphic novels

• Night and the Enemy (with Ken Steacy), 1987
• Harlan Ellison's Dream Corridor, 1996

Fan writing

• "Birdbath to Bulbofagg", Vega #7-#10, 1952
• "Dear Mr. Editor", Fan to See vol. 1, no. 2, 1953
• "The Annals of Aardvark", Fan-Fare vol. 3, no. 3, 1953
• "Fanzines in Profile: Vega", Spaceship #22, 1953
• "A Walk Around the Block", Abstract #9, 1955
• "Gimme an Aitch...", OKCon II Program Book, 1978

Essay collections

• Memos From Purgatory, 1961
• The Glass Teat: essays of opinion on television, 1970
• The Other Glass Teat: further essays of opinion on television, 1975
• The Book of Ellison, 1978
• Sleepless Nights in the Procrustean Bed, 1984 (Hugo Award nominee, 1985)
• An Edge in My Voice, 1985 (Hugo Award nominee, 1986)
• Harlan Ellison's Watching, 1989 (Bram Stoker Award winner and Hugo and World Fantasy Award nominee, 1990)
• The Harlan Ellison Hornbook, 1990

Editorial work

• Editor of Science Fantasy Bulletin (renamed Dimensions in 1954), the newsletter of the Cleveland SF Society, 1952-1954
• Dangerous Visions, 1967
• Nightshade and Damnations: the finest stories of Gerald Kersh, 1968
• Again, Dangerous Visions, 1972
• Medea: Harlan's World, 1985
• The Last Dangerous Visions (unpublished)

The Harlan Ellison Discovery Series

• Stormtrack by James Sutherland, 1975
• Autumn Angels by Arthur Byron Cover, 1975
• The Light at the End of the Universe by Terry Carr, 1976
• Islands by Marta Randall, 1976
• Involution Ocean by Bruce Sterling, 1976