moorcock

Moorcock's works are noted for their political nature and content.

It has been suggested that many assumed Moorcock to be the author of the column.

Michael Moorcock much that would make others insane, but for some reason these shocked him more deeply than any.

None of this should be surprising given Moorcock's background in magazine publishing.

Moorcock and Hawkwind had, at this stage, collaborated a number of times.

Within the first few issues, Moorcock printed stories intended to demonstrate his editorial goals.

But there's something for everyone to love, too, and this collection illustrates the breadth of Moorcock's talent.

Several of their songs feature references to Michael Moorcock's work.

They have published Michael Moorcock's books, among many others.

Michael Moorcock is the author of nearly 100 books, including dozens of fantasy novels.

Moorcock's goal was to use the magazine to "define a new avant-garde role" for the genre.

The group remained fairly informal, with few expectations of its members; Moorcock has noted he "wasn't really an active member."

The creation of the term is often misattributed to Michael Moorcock.

Besides using fiction to explore his politics, Moorcock also engages in political activism.

It has been recommended to aspiring authors by Michael Moorcock, among others.

This is the principle laid out in The Moorcock.

But Mr Moorcock only looked even more bewildered at this information.

Michael Moorcock "111 make my way with you tomorrow, and use my blade in the battle.

What do you really think of Michael Moorcock?

She is the former wife of Michael Moorcock.

Michael Moorcock himself is specifically thanked and noted as an influence in the liner notes for each of their albums.

A further six cottages were added near to the Moorcock Inn soon afterwards.

"All this is fresh and 218 Michael Moorcock moulded by logic.

And yes, I think Moorcock deserves credit for the term "multiverse".

Science fiction author and friend of the group, Michael Moorcock, stepped in to read poetry at their concerts.