Casablanca (collection)

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A collection of short stories and articles published December 1989.

Publishing History (UK)

  • Hardcover, Gollancz, 267pp., ISBN: 0-575-04528-0, 1989, Cover by Michael O’Shaughnessy
  • Paperback, Gollancz, 256pp., ISBN: 0-575-05445-X, 14 Jan 1993, Cover by Diane Pfister

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Contents

Short Stories

Non-Fiction

  • Introduction
  • 'Scratching a Living'[1]

People

  • 'Mervyn Peake'[2]
  • 'Harlan Ellison'[3]
  • 'A Fiercer Hen'[4]
  • 'Angus Wilson'[5]
  • 'Andrea Dworkin'[6]
  • 'Maeve Gilmore'[7]

Places

  • 'Taking the Life Out of London'[8]
  • 'The Smell of Old Vienna'[9]
  • 'Literally London'[10]
  • 'People of the Book'[11]
  • 'London Lost and Found'[12]
  • 'Building the New Jerusalem'[13]

Pornography & Politics

  • 'Who’s Really Covering Up?'[14]
  • 'What Feminism Has Done for Me'[15]
  • 'Caught up in Reality'[16]
  • 'Anti-Personnel Capability'[17]
  • 'The Case Against Pornography'[18]

Fiction

  • Introduction (Adding to the Legend)

Notes

  1. ↑ In Punch, Apr 17 1985
  2. ↑ As “Peake: Talent into Genius” in Books and Bookmen, Apr ’79; review of Peake’s Progress
  3. ↑ As “Moorcock on Ellison” in New Worlds #215 1979; also as "Introduction" in The Fantasies of Harlan Ellison, Gregg Press, 1979
  4. ↑ In The New Statesman, Jul 29 ’76; review of Again, Dangerous Visions and The Beast That Shouted Love at the Heart of the World
  5. ↑ In Radio Times, Sep 10 1983
  6. ↑ In The New Statesman, May 27 1988
  7. ↑ As “Harlequin and Harlequina’s House of Painted Magic” in The Guardian, Nov 17 1988; obituary of Maeve Gilmore
  8. ↑ As “A Lacklustre London” in The London Daily News, 1987; review of Londoners
  9. ↑ In Los Angeles Times, Jul 3 1988; review of Postcards from the End of the World
  10. ↑ In Punch, 1988; review of Literary London
  11. ↑ As “Celebrating Romance” in The Daily Telegraph, 1988; uncut version of a review of Leo the African
  12. ↑ As “On the Seamy Side” in The Daily Telegraph, Nov 5 1988; uncut version of a review of The Night and the City
  13. ↑ As “Future Shock” in Time Out, Oct 12 1988
  14. ↑ As “The Fortunes of Filth” in The Guardian, Jul 1 1988; review of Porn Gold
  15. ↑ 1988, previously unpublished
  16. ↑ As "Introduction", Bird of Prey, Tasane & Dreyfuss, 1989
  17. ↑ In The New Statesman, Nov 18 1977
  18. ↑ 1988, previously unpublished

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