It's as if Hickman and Sunraider have an independent existence of which Ellison offers glimpses and glances in the various pieces he never assembled into a single structure.
It is possible to see aspects of Hickman and Sunraider's lives in Ellison's writing.
Ellison's book says that Hickman turned into a dog on every other tuesday night.
A girl blows bubbles.
The Americans achieved many victories during the conflict.
Standing next to the mule, he patted it lovingly and said "Croaker, also".
The workers are working on the railroad track.
A baseball player catches the ball.
There is a very brief discussion in Macroeconomics, Fourth Edition.