Harlan Ellison: "Nothing for My Noon Meal," "O Ye of Little Faith" & "The Very Last Day of a Good Woman" (redux!)

Let's take a break from Weird Tales and read three stories from my autographed paperback copy of Harlan Ellison's 1971 collection Alone Against Tomorrow. (According to the copyright page, mine is a Fifth Printing from 1979.) I won't wear gloves, but I will hit the soap and water before handling this holy relic touched by the very hands of science fiction's bad boy. We've already read a bunch of stories that appear in this book--see these links:LINK THE FIRSTLINK THE SECOND If you don't want to risk soiling your own copy of Alone Against Tomorrow by taking it out of the locked and climate-controlled glass case in which you keep your Harlan Ellison collection, you should be able to find these stories somewhere or other online. Here are some links to give you a head start:Hardcover Paperback"Nothing for My Noon Meal" (1958)Nebula Science Fiction was a British (the wikipedia article stresses that it was specifically Scottish) magazine that was published between 1952 and 1959. There was a…