The nature of the catastrophe /
"Moorcock's eclecticism is a facet of his work that the reader cannot escape; echoes of other writers abound, even if the final result and total effect are Moorcock's own. And the very conception of Jerry Cornelius as a fluid, metaphoric being erodes the old convention of the "re...
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London :
Hutchinson,
1971.
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| Edition: | [First edition] |
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Table of Contents:
- The nature of the catastrophe / Michael Moorcock
- The firmament theorem / Brian W. Aldiss
- The Nash circuit / M. John Harrison
- Jeremiad / James Sallis
- Sea wolves / Michael Moorcock
- The end of the cycle / Langdon Jones
- The ash circus / M. John Harrison
- The tank trapeze / Michael Moorcock
- The last hurrah of the Golden Horde / Norman Spinrad
- The adventures of Jerry Cornelius / script by Michael Moorcock and M. John Harrison, drawings by Mal Dean and R. Glyn Jones
- The Delhi division / Michael Moorcock
- Marrow / James Sallis
- The flesh circle / M. John Harrison
- A prayer to men / Alex Krislov
- Lines of white on a sullen sea / Maxim Jakubowski
- The sunset perspective / Michael Moorcock.