Harlan Ellison

Harlan Ellison

Writer. Born 27 May 1934 in Cleveland, Ohio, USA. Died 28 June 2018.

WriterAmerican
3
Titles on Fi1m2 writing · 1 other
78
Average Fi1m scoreas writer · 2 titles
Born
27 May 1934, Cleveland, Ohio, USA
Died
28 June 2018
Active
1966–1994
Frequently works with

Awards

Other awards49 won · 43 nominated
  • Won2015Prometheus Award - Hall of Fame: Prometheus Award - Hall of Fame · "Repent, Harlequin!" Said the Ticktockman
  • Won2011Nebula Award for Best Short Story: Nebula Award for Best Short Story · How Interesting: A Tiny Man
  • Won2011Science Fiction and Fantasy Hall of Fame: Science Fiction and Fantasy Hall of Fame
  • Won2006Damon Knight Memorial Grand Master Award: Damon Knight Memorial Grand Master Award
  • Nominated2004Nebula Award for Best Short Story: Nebula Award for Best Short Story · Goodbye to All That
  • Nominated2003Grand Prix de l'Imaginaire for Best Foreign-Language Short Story: Grand Prix de l'Imaginaire for Best Foreign-Language Short Story · Slippage
  • Nominated2002Locus Award for Best Short Story: Locus Award for Best Short Story · Incognita, Inc.
  • Nominated2002World Fantasy Award for Best Collection: World Fantasy Award for Best Collection · The Essential Ellison
  • Won2000World Horror Convention Grand Master Award: World Horror Convention Grand Master Award
  • Won1998Locus Award for Best Collection: Locus Award for Best Collection · Slippage
  • Won1995Bram Stoker Award for Lifetime Achievement: Bram Stoker Award for Lifetime Achievement
  • Won1995Bram Stoker Award for Short Fiction: Bram Stoker Award for Short Fiction
  • Nominated1995Nebula Award for Best Novella: Nebula Award for Best Novella · Mefisto in Onyx
  • Nominated1994Hugo Awards: Best Novella · Mefisto in Onyx
  • Won1994Locus Award for Best Novella: Locus Award for Best Novella · Mefisto in Onyx
  • Nominated1994Nebula Award for Best Short Story: Nebula Award for Best Short Story · The Man Who Rowed Christopher Columbus Ashore
  • Nominated1994World Fantasy Award for Best Novella: World Fantasy Award for Best Novella · Mefisto in Onyx
  • Nominated1990World Fantasy Award for Best Collection: World Fantasy Award for Best Collection · Harlan Ellison's Watching
  • Won1989Bram Stoker Award for Best Non-Fiction: Bram Stoker Award for Best Non-Fiction
  • Nominated1989Hugo Awards: Best Novelette · The Function of Dream Sleep
  • Won1989Locus Award for Best Collection: Locus Award for Best Collection · Angry Candy
  • Won1989Locus Award for Best Novelette: Locus Award for Best Novelette · The Function of Dream Sleep
  • Won1989Locus Award for Best Short Story: Locus Award for Best Short Story · Eidolons
  • Won1989World Fantasy Award for Best Collection: World Fantasy Award for Best Collection · Angry Candy
  • Nominated1988Bram Stoker Award for Best Fiction Collection: Bram Stoker Award for Best Fiction Collection · Angry Candy
  • Nominated1988Locus Award for Best Collection: Locus Award for Best Collection · The Essential Ellison
  • Won1987Bram Stoker Award for Best Fiction Collection: Bram Stoker Award for Best Fiction Collection · The Essential Ellison
  • Won1987Inkpot Award: Inkpot Award
  • Won1986Hugo Awards: Best Novelette · Paladin of the Lost Hour
  • Won1986Locus Award for Best Anthology: Locus Award for Best Anthology · Medea: Harlan's World
  • Won1986Locus Award for Best Novelette: Locus Award for Best Novelette · Paladin of the Lost Hour
  • Won1986Locus Award for Best Short Story: Locus Award for Best Short Story · With Virgil Oddum at the East Pole
  • Nominated1986Nebula Award for Best Novelette: Nebula Award for Best Novelette · Paladin of the Lost Hour
  • Nominated1983Locus Award for Best Collection: Locus Award for Best Collection · Stalking the Nightmare
  • Won1983Locus Award for Best Novelette: Locus Award for Best Novelette · Djinn, No Chaser
  • Nominated1982Locus Award for Best Short Story: Locus Award for Best Short Story · On the Slab
  • Nominated1981Hugo Awards: Best Novella · All the Lies That Are My Life
  • Nominated1981Locus Award for Best Collection: Locus Award for Best Collection · Shatterday
  • Nominated1981Locus Award for Best Novella: Locus Award for Best Novella · All the Lies That Are My Life
  • Nominated1981World Fantasy Award for Best Collection: World Fantasy Award for Best Collection · Shatterday
  • Nominated1980Locus Award for Best Short Story: Locus Award for Best Short Story · All the Birds Come Home to Roost
  • Won1979British Fantasy Award for Best Short Fiction: British Fantasy Award for Best Short Fiction · Jeffty Is Five
  • Won1979British Fantasy Awards: British Fantasy Awards · Jeffty Is Five
  • Nominated1979Hugo Awards: Best Short Story · Count the Clock That Tells the Time
  • Nominated1979Locus Award for Best Collection: Locus Award for Best Collection · Strange Wine
  • Won1979Locus Award for Best Short Story: Locus Award for Best Short Story · Count the Clock That Tells the Time
  • Won1978Hugo Awards: Best Short Story · Jeffty Is Five
  • Won1978Locus Award for Best Short Fiction: Locus Award for Best Short Fiction · Jeffty Is Five
  • Won1978Nebula Award for Best Short Story: Nebula Award for Best Short Story · Jeffty Is Five
  • Nominated1978World Fantasy Award for Best Short Fiction: World Fantasy Award for Best Short Fiction · Jeffty Is Five
  • Won1977Jupiter Award: Jupiter Award · Jeffty Is Five
  • Nominated1977Locus Award for Best Short Story: Locus Award for Best Short Story · Seeing
  • Won1976Hugo Awards: Best Dramatic Presentation · A Boy and His Dog
  • Nominated1976Hugo Awards: Best Short Story · Croatoan
  • Nominated1976Locus Award for Best Collection: Locus Award for Best Collection · Deathbird Stories
  • Won1976Locus Award for Best Short Story: Locus Award for Best Short Story · Croatoan
  • Nominated1976Nebula Award for Best Short Story: Nebula Award for Best Short Story · Shatterday
  • Nominated1976World Fantasy Award for Best Collection: World Fantasy Award for Best Collection · Deathbird Stories
  • Won1975Hugo Awards: Best Novelette · Adrift Just Off the Islets of Langerhans: Latitude 38° 54′ N, Longitude 77° 00′ 13″ W
  • Nominated1975Locus Award for Best Collection: Locus Award for Best Collection · Approaching Oblivion: Road Signs on the Treadmill Toward Tomorrow
  • Won1975Locus Award for Best Novelette: Locus Award for Best Novelette · Adrift Just Off the Islets of Langerhans: Latitude 38° 54′ N, Longitude 77° 00′ 13″ W
  • Won1974Edgar Awards: Edgar Awards · The Whimper of Whipped Dogs
  • Won1974Hugo Awards: Best Novelette · The Deathbird
  • Won1974Locus Award for Best Short Fiction: Locus Award for Best Short Fiction · The Deathbird
  • Nominated1974Nebula Award for Best Novelette: Nebula Award for Best Novelette · The Deathbird
  • Nominated1973Hugo Awards: Best Novelette · Basilisk
  • Won1973Jupiter Award: Jupiter Award · The Deathbird
  • Won1973Locus Award for Best Anthology: Locus Award for Best Anthology · Again, Dangerous Visions
  • Won1973Locus Award for Best Original Anthology: Locus Award for Best Original Anthology · Again, Dangerous Visions
  • Won1973Locus Award for Best Short Fiction: Locus Award for Best Short Fiction · Basilisk
  • Nominated1973Nebula Award for Best Novelette: Nebula Award for Best Novelette · Basilisk
  • Nominated1973Nebula Award for Best Short Story: Nebula Award for Best Short Story · On the Downhill Side
  • Won1972Hugo Awards: Hugo Award · Again, Dangerous Visions
  • Nominated1972Locus Award for Best Reprint Anthology/Collection: Locus Award for Best Reprint Anthology/Collection · Partners in Wonder
  • Nominated1972Locus Award for Best Short Fiction: Locus Award for Best Short Fiction · The Human Operators
  • Nominated1971Hugo Awards: Best Novella · The Region Between
  • Nominated1971Hugo Awards: Best Short Story · Brillo
  • Won1971Locus Award for Best Short Fiction: Locus Award for Best Short Fiction · The Region Between
  • Nominated1971Nebula Award for Best Novella: Nebula Award for Best Novella · The Region Between
  • Nominated1970Hugo Awards: Best Novella · A Boy and His Dog
  • Won1970Nebula Award for Best Novella: Nebula Award for Best Novella · A Boy and His Dog
  • Nominated1970Nebula Award for Best Short Story: Nebula Award for Best Short Story · Shattered Like a Glass Goblin
  • Won1969Hugo Awards: Best Short Story · The Beast that Shouted Love at the Heart of the World
  • Won1968Hugo Awards: Best Dramatic Presentation · The City on the Edge of Forever
  • Won1968Hugo Awards: Best Short Story · I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream
  • Won1968Hugo Awards: Hugo Award · Dangerous Visions
  • Nominated1968Hugo Awards: Best Novelette · Pretty Maggie Moneyeyes
  • Nominated1968Nebula Award for Best Novelette: Nebula Award for Best Novelette · Pretty Maggie Moneyeyes
  • Nominated1967Hugo Awards: Best Short Story · Delusion for a Dragon Slayer
  • Won1967Writers Guild of America Award: Writers Guild of America Award · The City on the Edge of Forever
  • Won1966Hugo Awards: Best Short Story · "Repent, Harlequin!" Said the Ticktockman
  • Won1966Nebula Award for Best Short Story: Nebula Award for Best Short Story · "Repent, Harlequin!" Said the Ticktockman

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