Modem Times 2.0 - Michael Moorcock [47]
The Cornelius Chronicles, Vol. III (1987) (U.S. omnibus)
Von Bek (1992)
The Eternal Champion (1992)
Sailing to Utopia (1993)
Elric of Melniboné (1993) (UK title) a.k.a. Elric: Song of the Black Sword (1995) (U.S. title)
Legends from the End of Time (1993)
Stormbringer (1993) (UK title) a.k.a. Elric: The Stealer of Souls (1998) (U.S. title)
Earl Aubec (1993) (UK title) a.k.a. Earl Aubec and Other Stories (1999) (U.S. title)
A Cornelius Calendar (1993) (UK omnibus)
Behold the Man and Other Stories (1994) (UK omnibus)
The Roads Between the Worlds (1996) (U.S. omnibus)
Elric (2001)
The Elric Saga, Part III (2002) (U.S. omnibus)
Jerry Cornell’s Comic Capers (2005)
The Elric Saga, Part IV (2005) (U.S. omnibus)
EDITED ANTHOLOGIES
The Best of New Worlds (1965)
Best SF Stories from New Worlds (1967)
Best Stories from New Worlds II (1968)
Best SF Stories from New Worlds 3 (1968)
The Traps of Time (1968)
Best SF Stories from New Worlds 4 (1969)
Best SF Stories from New Worlds 5 (1969)
The Inner Landscape (1969) (uncredited)
Best SF Stories from New Worlds 6 (1970)
Best SF Stories from New Worlds 7 (1971)
Best SF Stories from New Worlds 8 (1974)
Before Armageddon (1975)
England Invaded (1977)
New Worlds: An Anthology (1983, revised 2004)
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Born in London and raised on Mars (or so he claims), Michael Moorcock is perhaps the single most important figure in modern science fiction, and the most unlikely to get an O.B.E. The author of over seventy novels and countless stories, essays, rock songs, comics, delicious screeds, and dangerous rants, he lives in rural Texas and Paris, France. And in Legend as well.
“I admire a man who can look cool on a camel.”
—Bessy Burroughs, Modem Times 2.0
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