Medea: Harlan's World
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Proceedings of one session of a seminar on science fiction writing held Apr. 15, 1975, in conjunction with the Dept. of Humanities and Communications, the Dept. of the Arts, UCLA Extension, and the stories written as a follow-up.
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Cosmic hod-carriers, by Harlan Ellison. —
The specs. —
The concept seminars. —
The extrapolations, the questions. —
Second thoughts. —
Farside stations. —
Flare time. —
With Virgil Oddum at the east pole. —
Swanilda's song. —
Seasoning. —
Concepts. —
Songs of a sentient flute. —
Hunter's moon. —
The promise. —
Why dolphins don't bite. —
Waiting for the earthquake.
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