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Michael Moorcock

(Michael John Moorcock)
UK  (1939 - )
(Husband of Hilary Bailey)
aka
Bill Barclay, Edward P Bradbury, James Colvin
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About Michael Moorcock
Michael Moorcock is one of Britain's best-known and most respected novelists.

Editor of New Worlds on two occasions, he has won the Guardian Fiction Prize for The Condition of Muzak, the fourth Jerry Cornelius novel.He lives in Texas with his wife.
 
New and Forthcoming Paperbacks

Elric: To Rescue Tanelorn
Elric: To Rescue Tanelorn
(Chronicles of the Last Emperor of Melnibone, book 2)

Series
The Stealer of SoulsThe Singing CitadelThe Sailor on the Seas of FateThe Weird of the White Wolf
The Sleeping SorceressElric of MelniboneThe Jade Man's EyesThe Bane of the Black Sword
StormbringerThe Fortress of the PearlThe Revenge of the RoseThe Dreamthief's Daughter
Stealer of Souls / StormbringerThe White Wolf's Son: The Albino Underground
 
The Eternal ChampionPhoenix in ObsidianThe Swords of Heaven, the Flowers of HellThe Dragon in the Sword
The Skrayling Tree: The Albino in AmericaCorum: The Coming Of ChaosEarl Aubec
 
Michael Kane (writing as Edward P Bradbury)
1. Warriors of Mars (1965)
     aka The City of the Beast
2. Blades of Mars (1965)
     aka Lord of the Spiders
3. Barbarians of Mars (1965)
     aka Masters of the Pit
Warriors of MarsBlades of MarsBarbarians of Mars
 
The Jewel in the SkullSorcerer's AmuletThe Sword of the DawnThe Runestaff
Hawkmoon: The Jewel in the Skull / The Mad God's Amulet / The Sword of the Dawn / The Runestaff
 
The Final ProgrammeA Cure for CancerThe English AssassinThe Adventures of Una Persson and Catherine Cornelius in the Twentieth Century
The Lives and Times of Jerry Cornelius: Stories of the Comic ApocalypseThe Condition of MuzakThe Entropy TangoThe Opium General
Firing the CathedralThe Cornelius Quartet: The Final Program, a Cure for Cancer, the English Assassin, and the Condition of MuzakJerry Cornell's Comic Capers
 
Karl Glogaver
Behold the Man (1969)
Behold the Man
 
The Knight of the SwordsThe Queen of the SwordsThe King of the SwordsThe Bull and the Spear
The Oak and the RamThe Sword and the StallionThe Chronicles of Corum: The Bull and the Spear. The Oak and the Ram. The Sword and the StallionSwords of Corum: The Knight of the Swords. The Queen of the Swords. The King of the Swords
Corum: The Prince in the Scarlet Robe
 
The Warlord of the AirThe Land LeviathanThe Steel Tsar
 
An Alien HeatThe Hollow LandsThe End of All SongsLegends from the End of Time
The Transformation of Miss Mavis MingElric at the End of TimeTales from the End of Time
 
The Champion of GarathormCount BrassThe Quest for Tanelorn
 
The Time of the HawklordsQueens of Deliria
 
The Warhound and the World's PainThe Brothel in RosenstrasseThe City in the Autumn StarsLunching with the Antichrist
Von Bek
 
Byzantium EnduresThe Laughter of CarthageJerusalem CommandsThe Vengeance of Rome
 
BloodFabulous HarboursThe War Amongst the Angels
 
Elric: The Stealer of SoulsElric: To Rescue Tanelorn
 
Novels
Breakfast in the Ruins (1962)
The Fireclown (1965)
     aka The Winds of Limbo
The Sundered Worlds (1965)
     aka The Blood Red Game
The Twilight Man (1966)
     aka The Shores of Death
The Deep Fix (1966) (writing as James Colvin)
Printer's Devil (1966) (writing as Bill Barclay)
Somewhere in the Night (1966) (writing as Bill Barclay)
The Wrecks of Time (1967)
     aka The Rituals of Infinity
The Black Corridor (1969) (with Hilary Bailey)
The Time Dweller (1969)
The Ice Schooner (1969)
The Chinese Agent (1970)
The Distant Suns (1975) (with Philip James)
City of the Beast (1977)
The Golden Barge (1977)
Gloriana (1978)
     aka Gloriana, or the Unfulfill'd Queen
The Real Life Mr Newman (1979)
The Russian Intelligence (1980)
Great Rock 'n' Roll Swindle (1980)
Mother London (1988)
Sailing to Utopia (1993)
King of the City (2000)
Silverheart (2000) (with Storm Constantine)
Breakfast in the RuinsThe FireclownThe Sundered WorldsThe Deep Fix
Printer's DevilSomewhere in the NightThe Wrecks of TimeThe Black Corridor
The Time DwellerThe Ice SchoonerThe Chinese AgentThe Distant Suns
City of the BeastThe Golden BargeGlorianaThe Real Life Mr Newman
The Russian IntelligenceGreat Rock 'n' Roll SwindleMother LondonSailing to Utopia
King of the CitySilverheart
 
Omnibus
Multi-DimensionalSwords TrilogyThe Dancers at the End of TimeThe History of the Runestaff
 
Collections
Moorcock's Book of MartyrsSojanMy Experiences in the Third World WarCasablanca
The Prince with the Silver HandTales from the Texas WoodsLondon BoneCities
Breaking Windows: A Fantastic Metropolis SamplerThe Metatemporal Detective
 
Graphic Novels
Elric: StormbringerElric: The Making of a SorcererCity of the Beast / Warriors of Mars
 
Anthologies edited
Best SF Stories from New WorldsNew Worlds 3New Worlds 6New Worlds
New Worlds: An AnthologyMoorcock's Miscellany
 
Non fiction
Wizardry and Wild Romance: A Study Of Epic FantasyFantasy : The 100 Best Books
 
Anthologies containing stories by Michael Moorcock
The Spell of SevenWeird Shadows from BeyondNebula Award Stories 3World's Best Science Fiction 1967
Space 1Modern Science FictionNew Worlds 7The Best Science Fiction of the Year 4
New Worlds 8New Worlds 9Realms of WizardryGhor, Kin-Slayer: The Saga of Genseric's Fifth-Born Son
The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror Third Annual CollectionMasterpieces of Terror and the UnknownConfederacy of the DeadBlue Motel: Narrow Houses Vol 3
TombsPawn of ChaosThe Flying SorcerersNew Worlds
The Mammoth Book of Fantasy All-Time GreatsThe Road to Science Fiction 5: The British WayYear's Best SF 3The Furthest Horizon
 
Short stories
Kings in Darkness (1962)
The Sundered Worlds (1962)
Master of Chaos (1964)
The Pleasure Garden of Felipe Sagittarius (1965) (writing as James Colvin)
Behold the Man (1966)Nebula
The Deep Fix (1966)
Wolf (1966) (writing as James Colvin)
The Nature of the Catastrophe (1970)
Environment Problem (1973)
Pale Roses (1974)
The Stone Thing: A Tale of Strange Parts (1974)
Ancient Shadows (1975)
White Stars (1975)
The Minstrel Girl (1976)
Hanging the Fool (1989)
Colour (1991)Bram Stoker (nominee)
The White Pirate (1994)
No Ordinary Christian (1995)
Sir Milk and Blood (1996)
London Bone (1997)


Awards
Nebula Best Novella winner (1968) : Behold the Man
Mythopoeic Fantasy Award for Adult Literature Best Novel nominee (1972) : The Knight of the Swords
British Fantasy Society Best Novel winner (1973) : The Knight of the Swords
British Fantasy Society Best Novel winner (1974) : The King of the Swords
British Fantasy Society Best Novel winner (1976) : The Hollow Lands
World Fantasy Best Novel nominee (1977) : The Sailor on the Seas of Fate
John W Campbell Memorial Award Best Novel winner (1979) : Gloriana
World Fantasy Best Novel winner (1979) : Gloriana
World Fantasy Best Novel nominee (1982) : The Warhound and the World's Pain
Bram Stoker Best Novellette nominee (1994) : Colour
World Fantasy Lifetime Achievement winner (2000)


Books about Michael Moorcock
The Entropy Exhibition: Michael Moorcock and the British New Wave in Science Fiction
 
Michael Moorcock recommends
The Winds of Gath
The Winds of Gath (1967)
(Dumarest, book 1)
E C Tubb
"His reputation for fast-moving and colourful SF writing is unmatched by anyone in Britain."
Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?
Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? (1968)
(Bladerunner, book 1)
Philip K Dick
"Dick is quietly producing serious fiction in a popular form and there is no greater praise."
The Left Hand of Darkness
The Left Hand of Darkness (1969)
(Hainish)
Ursula K Le Guin
"As profuse and original in invention as The Lord of the Rings...Miss LeGuin makes this book something more than the graceful and accomplished fantasy it most certainly is."
The Beast That Shouted Love at the Heart of the World
The Beast That Shouted Love at the Heart of the World (1969)
Harlan Ellison
"Written with an almost maniacal energy...the many Ellison enthusiasts here will be glad to have these stories available at last...including a longer, revised version of the Nebula-winning A Boy and His Dog."
The Moment of Eclipse
The Moment of Eclipse (1970)
Brian Aldiss
"Perhaps his best short story collection for a long while."
The Pastel City
The Pastel City (1971)
(Viriconium, book 1)
M John Harrison
"So much better than other novels in its field that I believe it will in time become a favourite classic among readers of science fantasy."
Our Lady of Darkness
Our Lady of Darkness (1977)
Fritz Leiber
"The best living American fantasy writer."
Path of the Eclipse
Path of the Eclipse (1981)
(Saint-Germain, book 4)
Chelsea Quinn Yarbro
"A demon-lover anyone would welcome with open veins!"
Child of Fortune
Child of Fortune (1985)
Norman Spinrad
"An outstanding book on every level."
Take Back Plenty
Take Back Plenty (1990)
(Tabitha Jute, book 1)
Colin Greenland
"A great, big, magnificent, galaxy-shaking plot that will make you forget to eat and sleep!"
Aisling
Aisling (1993)
(Indigo, book 8)
Louise Cooper
"Louise Cooper is a magical storyteller."
Space Wasters
Space Wasters (2001)
David S Garnett
"Don't miss this class act."
Night Blooming
Night Blooming (2002)
(Saint-Germain, book 15)
Chelsea Quinn Yarbro
"A remarkable combination of historical accuracy, exciting plot, and believable characters dominated by Ragoczy himself-a demon-lover anyone would welcome with open veins!"
The Iron Grail
The Iron Grail (2002)
(Merlin Codex, book 2)
Robert Holdstock
"An inspired and original author."
The Talisman
The Talisman (2003)
(Sea Horses, book 2)
Louise Cooper
"Never has the battle of Order and Chaos been better recorded than in Louise Cooper's fantasies ... One of our finest writers of epic fantasy."
The Best Science Fiction of E.C. Tubb
The Best Science Fiction of E.C. Tubb (2003)
E C Tubb
"His reputation for fast moving and colourful SF writing is unamtched by anyone in Britain."
Gifts
Gifts (2004)
(Chronicles of the Western Shore, book 1)
Ursula K Le Guin
"At all times a storyteller par excellence."
Iron Council
Iron Council (2004)
(New Crobuzon, book 3)
China Miéville
"A writer with a rare descriptive gift, an unusually observant eye for physical detail, for the sensuality and beauty of the ordinarily human as well as the thoroughly alien...utterly absorbing."
The Dragon's Nine Sons
The Dragon's Nine Sons (2008)
Chris Roberson
"A talented storyteller, he has a unique ear, a clever eye, an eloquence all too rare in modern fiction."



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