21. Crescent Blues | Author Interview: Michael Moorcock: Populist Intellectual" michael moorcock Populist Intellectual By Stephen John Smith. Multiaward winning writer, rock musician, editor, essayist and occasional actor, http://www.crescentblues.com/3_6issue/moorcock.shtml

Michael Moorcock: Populist Intellectual Michael Moorcock (courtesy of White Wolf Publishing, Inc.). Multi-award winning writer, rock musician, editor, essayist and occasional actor, Michael Moorcock stands at the crossroads of a number of earthly universes. Small wonder then that he should set his fiction in the Multiverse, a multitude of intersecting alternative universes which provide an infinite number of slightly differing realities. Moorcock's references range even more widely than all the adventures of his characters Elric, Von Bek, Pyat and Jerry Cornelius combined. When Moorcock takes the mic, a World Fantasy Con panel on reading modern fantasy takes a sharp detour to Spectator editors who can't read comics on the way to the tortures of modern jazz. Crescent Blues invited Moorcock to treat our interview questions in the same way as just a starting point. Happily, he took us at our word. Thanks. Here's some casual answers to be going on with!

22. Michael Moorcock's Private Multiverse - Telegraph Mad Bad michael moorcock, the former member of Hawkwind and presiding genius of the British New Wave of Science Fiction who, from his exile in Texas, http://www.telegraph.co.uk/arts/main.jhtml?xml=/arts/2008/01/05/bomoo105.xml

23. Michael Moorcock's Favourite Science Fiction Novels | Top 10s | Guardian Unlimit michael moorcock is the author of nearly 100 books, including dozens of fantasy novels. He also writes works of literary fiction based around his love of http://books.guardian.co.uk/top10s/top10/0,,530819,00.html

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26. Michael Moorcock Interview - For Zone-sf.com interview with michael moorcock for the zone sf magazine. http://www.zone-sf.com/mmoorcock.html

the Last Word in Science Fiction magazines online SITE MAP SEARCH THIS SITE critical articles, interviews, author profiles, retro lists, genre essays, incisive media reviews Fifty Percent Fiction Michael Moorcock interviewed by Patrick Hudson "SF and fantasy have become the largest-selling single genre now - they have found a way of removing the content and leaving the surface more or less intact" "The writer I most admired remains Mervyn Peake. I was disappointed by Tolkien" Michael Moorcock is one of the masters of science fiction and fantasy, and perhaps the best fantasy writer alive today. Over a career spanning six decades from the 1950s to the 21st century, he has produced some of the most enduring fantasy novels of the post-war era. Moorcock began his career in the latter half of the 1950s as a journalist and writer, as well as singing in jazz and blues clubs around London. He had already been contributing short SF and fantasy stories to British SF magazines for several years when he was approached by John Carnell to write a series of sword 'n' sorcery tales for Science Fantasy In 1964 he became editor of New Worlds magazine, and began to establish a new breed of authors who brought formal experimentation, radical politics and outré subject matter to the genre. Moorcock caught a sea change in SF and was on the forefront of the New Wave, both as a writer and an editor. This period saw the creation of 'Jerry Cornelius' in a parody of his first Elric story, who quickly took on a life of his own, as a shared character used by

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28. Audio Realms - Audio Books - Science Fiction - Fantasy - Horror - Michael Moorco Audio Realms is currently producing michael moorcock s Elric Saga in AudioBooksPlus michael moorcock s Elric in AudioBooksPlus audio book format http://www.audiorealms.com/moorcockelric.html

Audio Realms is currently producing Michael Moorcock's "Elric Saga" in AudioBooksPlus format. Presently the first 2 of the original 6 books are available with the 3rd, "Weird of the White Wolf" available for pre-order. Michael John Moorcock (December 18, 1939 - )

29. Pyr-o-mania: Michael Moorcock: Top 50 English Language Writers Since 1945 Quite a few genre names on the list, including Tolkien, Lewis, Pullman and Rowling, and also, coming in at number 50, our own michael moorcock. http://pyrsf.blogspot.com/2008/01/michael-moorcock-top-50-english.html

@import url("http://www.blogger.com/css/blog_controls.css"); @import url("http://www.blogger.com/dyn-css/authorization.css?targetBlogID=27426598"); var BL_backlinkURL = "http://www.blogger.com/dyn-js/backlink_count.js";var BL_blogId = "27426598"; Pyr-o-mania News, reviews, updates and general information about the Pyr line. Saturday, January 05, 2008 Michael Moorcock: Top 50 English Language Writers since 1945 The Times Online have just released their list of The 50 Greatest British Writers Since 1945 . Quite a few genre names on the list, including Tolkien, Lewis, Pullman and Rowling, and also, coming in at number 50, our own Michael Moorcock . They say, " Most of Moorcock’s 80-plus novels are unashamedly pulp. But he wins his place for a series of genre-crossing novels linked by a taste for metafictional devices — he often appears in them himself and characters occur and recur in 'historical' and 'fantasy' guises." They discuss his major works and his influences on such notables as William Gibson, Neil Gaiman, Iain Sinclair and Peter Ackroyd. Meanwhile, Andrew McKie reviews

30. Heliotrope Magazine | Plus Ca Change by michael moorcock The Shadow Cabinet by Jeff Vandermeer . like Susannah Clarke or michael Chabon (both of whom are admittedly of a very high quality) http://www.heliotropemag.com/Issue03/Pluscachange.html

Cover Table of Contents Editorial: Dreaming Metropolis by Jay Tomio Full PDF Version Fiction Red-Haired Man in a Sweater by Brendan Connell Moon at the Starry Diner by Tina Connolly ... by Rob Vagle Poetry The Witch by Theodora Goss Articles The Anatomy of "Sleep" by Jeffrey Ford Plus ca Change by Michael Moorcock ... by Jeff Vandermeer Discussion Red-Haired Man in a Sweater Moon at the Starry Diner He Angles, She Refracts The Witch ... The Shadow Cabinet Previews Once Were Cops by Ken Bruen Grease Monkey Book 2 by Tim Eldred ... Heliotropemag.com Volume 1 Issue 3 Fall 2007 ‘For all its reputation as a hotbed of cultural advance, the Sixties was no great sponsor of fiction.’ Jonathon Green, Preface to the 1997 Edition of Groupie by Jennie Fabian and Johnny Byrne. I WONDER IF the above astonishingly daft opinion  is a prevailing received notion today?  Green, who was briefly editor of FRENDZ underground newspaper, seemed, with co-editor Rosie Boycott, rather more focussed on which smart clubs would offer him contact with the most famous rock and roll  faces, actually shared typesetters and distributors with NEW WORLDS,  and indeed published work by me, Harrison, Delany and others, which was actually commissioned by Jon Trux, an editor who became the central character of Harrison’s The Centauri Device .  Certainly Green, had he not been so distracted, would have been able to read in this period  work by Ballard, Zoline, Disch, Sladek, M.J.Harrison, myself and others published a couple or doors down from his Portobello Road offices.  All expanded the boundaries of contemporary fiction and developed new techniques.   Â

31. FIGHTING TALK British novelist michael moorcock talks to feminist activist, theorist and author Andrea Dworkin, and finds her keen to sort out a few false rumours http://www.nostatusquo.com/ACLU/dworkin/MoorcockInterview.html

FIGHTING TALK From (London, England) 21 April 1995 Reprinted by permission of Michael Moorcock and Andrea Dworkin. [British novelist] Michael Moorcock talks to feminist activist, theorist and author Andrea Dworkin, and finds her keen to sort out a few false rumours Michael Moorcock: You were born in Camden, New Jersey, in 1946, had an admired father, went to a progressive school, led the familiar bohemian life of the 1960's, were active in protest politics, were arrested and received unexpectedly brutal treatmentbut not as brutal as being a battered wife, stranded in Amsterdam with your monstrous husband, a political radical. Pretty traumatic stuff, Yet you remain, I think, fundamentally an optimist. Andrea Dworkin: Optimism is what you do, how you live. I write, which is a quintessential act of optimism. It sometimes means the triumph of faith over experience, a belief in communication, in community, in change, and, for me, in beauty. The power and beauty of language. I act with other women to create social change: activism is optimism. I've always believed in art and politics as keys to transformation. Emotional authenticity and, if you will, social progress towards fairness and equality. I was happy as a kid, although my mother was sick with heart disease, and my younger brother and I were often parcelled out to various family members, separated from each other and my parents. I grew up very fast and very early in all ways. That means I was independent, I did what I wanted. I learned to have a private life when I was very young, and also at different times I had to take care of my brother and mother. I lived a lot on the streets with my friends. It was a big part of my life. My family was poor and all these circumstances meant that I didn't have a stable or middle-class upbringing.

32. Michael Moorcock The answer to the first question is, michael moorcock. The answer to the second? Well, he was born in 1939, and wrote the first version of the Eternal http://www.alamo-sf.org/lonestarcon2/moorcock.html

The Second Occasional LoneStarCon Science Fiction Convention and Chili Cook-off, Variously known as the 55th World Science Fiction Convention and LoneStarCon 2, the 1997 Worldcon, To be held from August 28th through September 1st, in the year 1997, in San Antonio, Texas. Michael Moorcock Guest of Honor ichael Moorcock is well-known for his heroic fantasy series, such as Elric of Melniboné Warrior of Mars , and Hawkmoon , which featured the recurring character of the Eternal Champion. He also edited New Worlds magazine for many years, during which time he brought many "New Wave" writers including the likes of J.G. Ballard, Samuel R. Delany, Thomas M. Disch, John T. Sladek, and Norman Spinrad to the public spotlight. He won the Best Novella Nebula award in 1967 for "Behold the Man," and the 1979 John W. Campbell Memorial Award for Gloriana Reprinted from LoneStarCon 2's Progress Report #6 ichael Moorcock by Diana Thayer magine one enormous series of tales spread across myriad parallel worlds, spanning time

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34. Fantasy Magazine » S.T. Joshi, Michael Moorcock But michael moorcock’s works are all set in a Multiverse, with characters from different series showing up in altered form all over the place — so in this http://www.darkfantasy.org/fantasy/?p=310

35. ON THE FRONT: Raves For Michael Moorcock, Part II Raves for michael moorcock, Part II. More raves for THE METATEMPORAL DETECTIVE .awardwinning author Jeff Vandermeer (SHRIEK AN AFTERWORD) writes a http://www.johnpicacio.com/2007/12/raves-for-michael-moorcock-part-ii.html

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36. Michael Moorcock Biography - Michael Moorcock Comments: Speaking of Science Fiction The Paul Walker Interviews edited by Paul Walker, Luna, 1978; The Entropy Exhibition michael moorcock and the British New http://biography.jrank.org/pages/4606/Moorcock-Michael.html

Other Free Encyclopedias Brief Biographies Contemporary Novelists Vol 12 Michael Moorcock Biography - Michael Moorcock comments: Find all books written by Michael Moorcock on Amazon.com Pseudonyms: Bill Barclay; Edward P. Bradbury; James Colvin; Hank Janson; Desmond Reid. Nationality: British. Born: Mitcham, Surrey, 1939. Military Service: Served in the Royal Air Force Training Corps. Career: Editor, Tarzan Adventures , London, 1956-57, and Sexton Blake Library, Fleetway Publications, London, 1958-61; editor and writer for Liberal Party, 1962-63. Editor since 1964 and publisher since 1967, New Worlds , London. Since 1965 songwriter and member of various rock bands including Hawkwind, Deep Fix, and Blue Oyster Cult. Awards: British Science Fiction Association award, 1966; Nebula award 1967; Derleth award 1972, 1974, 1975, 1976; Guardian Fiction prize, 1977; Campbell Memorial award, 1979; World Fantasy award, 1979. Guest of Honor, World Fantasy Convention, New York, 1976. Agent: c/o Giles Gordon, Curtis Brown Group, 28-29 Haymarket, London SW1Y 4SP, England. P UBLICATIONS Novels Caribbean Crisis (as Desmond Reid, with James Cawthorn). London, Fleetway, 1962.

37. Do People Still Buy Michael Moorcock Books? | The Website At The End Of The Univ michael moorcock is one of those genre writers who reminds me of an aging rock star, never mind that he was in a rock band and some might say he is an aging http://www.theendoftheuniverse.ca/node/882

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38. Ballardian: The World Of J.G. Ballard » Angry Old Men: Michael Moorcock On J.G. michael moorcock, J.G. Ballard and JGB’s partner Claire Walsh in September, Ballardian michael moorcock LEFT Image taken from The Science Fiction http://www.ballardian.com/angry-old-men-michael-moorcock-on-jg-ballard

Ballardian: the World of J.G. Ballard HOME ABOUT BALLARDOSPHERE ... CONTACT Angry Old Men: Michael Moorcock on J.G. Ballard Author: Mike Holliday Category: Michael Moorcock New Worlds Shepperton William Burroughs ... literature Interview by Mike Holliday Michael Moorcock has been a prolific writer and editor for the last five decades. Born in London, he was editing his first magazine by the age of seventeen, and started writing genre fiction professionally as soon as he left school. In 1964 he took over the editorship of the British science fiction magazine New Worlds The Atrocity Exhibition four novels Behold the Man ... King of the City (2000), and the recently completed Between the Wars quartet, which explore - through irony and humour - the events and mind-set that led to the Holocaust. Hawkwind Mike Holliday Can I start by asking how and when you first met Jim Ballard? LEFT: Image taken from The Science Fiction Encyclopedia (Doubleday, 1979). Well, Jimmy and I were both great fans of William Burroughs The Crystal World This photo is believed to have been taken in 1968 at the Brighton Arts Festival. From the left, Moorcock, Brian Aldiss, Mike Kustow (director of the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London), Ballard (photo courtesy Michael Moorcock). Did Ballard fully share those aims or were there significant differences between you? And what do you think were the main differences between you and Ballard in the way you reflected your dissatisfaction with modern literature in your own writings?

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Graeme's Fantasy Book Review Friday, 21 December 2007 All in all, a very entertaining read that made my daily commute go very quickly. A good one for fans, who are looking for their favourites, as well as the casual reader who may be looking to try Moorcock for the first time. Eight out of Ten Posted by Graeme Flory at Labels: fantasy comments: Post a Comment Newer Post Older Post Home Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom) Email Me! Drop me a line at graeme NOSPAM @graemesfantasybookreview.com, remove the 'NOSPAM' bit though! About Me Graeme Flory I'm an IT contractor who has somehow found himself working in some of the most disgusting jobs known to man (it's true). I regularly escape from this by reading fantasy, sci-fi and horror... View my complete profile Subscribe Now Subscribe in a reader Labels alternate history author interview book signing competition ... zombies Author Websites and Blogs Karl Schroeder Naomi Novik David Anthony Durham Robin McKinley ... Joe Abercrombie Blog Archive January Being on holiday is much better than the alternati... George RR. Martin News! Happy New Year! ... March Sci-fi/Fantasy Forums Fantasy Book Spot Malazan Empire Terry Brooks Forum SFX Forum ... Westeros If you like my blog, have a look at these as well...

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