The 14th and final volume in the classic epic fantasy sequence : The Eternal Champion Michael Moorcock's epic novels of the fantastic are classics of the genre that appeal to all ages and walks of life. From the earliest pulp novels of the 60's to the award winning MOTHER LONDON he has earned wide
From memories of the future and dark premonitions of the past, Michael Moorcock's incredible mind recounts epic tales of four fantastic heroes. There is Elric of Melniboné, last lord of a dying race, directing the Singing Sword against mysterious riders of doom. There is the Master of Chaos and
A SF novel co-written with Hilary Bailey, the working title of which was 'The Distant Suns', published in 1969, first by Ace Books in the US and later by Mayflower Books in the UK.
Firestorm and space revolution. The Fireclown raged; he shrieked; he laughed in ghastly mirth. A painted demon, a fat messiah, Fireclown - ever masked - led hysterical subterranean riots, inciting the people to tear down and revolt. For his own deadly power - or for galactic salvation? A
Earth's Last Dark Age With Earth teetering on the brink of extinction, only one man dares to defy the legacy of the Spaceraiders - Clovis Marca, the twilight man. Long ago Earth, now fixed on her axis, with eternal day on one side, eternal night on the other and a ribbon of twilight in between, was
The Champion of Garathorm is the second novel in the The Chronicles of Castle Brass series by Michael Moorcock and featuring Duke Dorian Hawkmoon and Ilian of Garathorm. It is a sequel to both Count Brass and to the Erekosë novel Phoenix in Obsidian, and is followed by The Quest for Tanelorn.
Dla Shiraz Bailey Wood ten rok zaczął się paskudnie... Na Gwiazdkę nie dostała iPoda, o którym tak marzyła, jej piersi nie chcą rosnąć, a mama nie pozwala wybrać się na zabawę sylwestrową do koleżanki. Swoje problemy, rozterki, marzenia i sekrety 15-letnia uczennica Akademii Mayflower, uważanej za
The Steel Tsar is the third novel in the Oswald Bastable trilogy, A Nomad of the Time Streams, by Michael Moorcock. It is a sequel to The Land Leviathan and was originally published in the United Kingdom by Granada Books. The novel was heavily revised and rewritten for its inclusion in the
