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| Michael Moorcock
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| | | | | Omnibus's | | | The Dancer's at the End of Time |  | | Hawkmoon | | | Von Bek | | | | | | Von Bek | | | City In the Autumn Stars | (6 reviews)  | | | | | John Daker | | | Eternal Champion, The |  | | Silver Warriors (Phoenix In Obsidian), The | | | Dragon In the Sword, The | | | | | | Hawkmoon/Runestaff | | | Jewel In the Skull, The | | | Mad God's Amulet, The |  | | Sword of the Dawn, The | | | Runestaff, The | | | | | | Hawkmoon/Castle Brass | (1 reviews) | | Count Brass |  | | Champion of Garathorm, The | | | Quest for Tanelorn, The | | | | | | Elric | | | Elric of Melnibone | | | Sailer On the Seas of Fate, The | | | Weird of the White Wolf, The | | | Vanishing Tower (The Sleeping Sorceress) | | | Bane of the Black Sword, The | | | Stormbringer | | | | | | Dancers at the End of Time | | | Legends From the End of Time | | | A Messiah at the End of Time (The Transformation of Miss Mav | | | An Alien Heat | | | Hollow Lands, The | | | End of All Songs, The | (1 reviews) | | | | | Corum | | | Knight of the Swords, The | | | Queen of the Swords, The | | | King of the Swords, The | | | Bull and the Spear, The | | | Oak and the Ram, The | | | Sword and the Stallion, The | | | | | | Cornelius Chronicles | | | Final Programme, The | | | A Cure for Cancer | | | English Assassin, The | | | Condition of Muzak, The | | | Lives and Times of Jerry Cornelious, The | | | Entropy Tango, The | | | | | | Other | | | Gloriana | | | Behold the Man | | | The Skrayling Tree | (1 reviews) | | Dreamthiefs Daughter | (2 reviews) | | White Wolf's Son, The | | | The Metatemporal Detective |  |
General comments about the authors work |
(1 comments) | | | | Official sffworld.com reviews |
 Michael Moorcock's latest book, not surprisingly, is a tasty stew of varying genres. In this entry, he throws the pulp detective, Seaton Begg, into his Multiverse. Rob sleuthes his way to a review |
The Melnibonéan, the Multiverse and Native American myth are three themes Michael Moorcock explores to great effect and delight in his latest novel, The Skrayling Tree. |
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