Michael Moorcock was known for warping the outer edges of genre—but no more so than in his four Jerry Cornelius novels, known as The Cornelius Quartet. These books are jam-packed with ...

Moorcock’s Jerry Cornelius short stories, published in New Worlds, acted as a parallel version of the first three Lord Elric shorts – an introduction into the transformational Sixties. Graphic ...

After years of sciene fiction fandom, Hari Kunzru meets his hero and master of the genre Michael Moorcock at home in Texas, where they discussed his 15,000 word a day habit, taking acid ;with his ...

The creator of Elric, Jerry Cornelius and so much more reflects on his work, his career and what it was like to be a sci-fi writer in the Golden Days of the 1960s.

His character Jerry Cornelius, a globe-trotting ... long but chock-a-block with ideas that could fuel 10 books. ... by the influential science fiction and fantasy writer Michael Moorcock.

Photo: French Cockpit. You can’t go home again. The last time Michael Moorcock visited Notting Hill – once the countercultural cradle of his dimension-spanning science fantasies and home to the author ...

Hawkwind. Perhaps unsurprisingly for a writer who came of age in the 1950s and 1960s, Moorcock felt a strong kinship with rock musicians. The adventures of his character Jerry Cornelius take place ...

Michael John Moorcock, science fiction and fantasy author, literary novelist, magazine editor, bon vivant, rock star, and anarchist, was born in South London, on 18 December 1939.

Moorcock has written his Elric books without a strict chronological sequence, which can be maddening to those who are used to more conventional, easier-to-follow fantasy series.

Moorcock's best-known characters are Jerry Cornelius and Elric of Melnibone; his best-loved Jerry's frowsty, formidable mum, who crops up throughout the Pyat quartet in a far more glamorous ...

Michael Moorcock’s Jerry Cornelius is a multiversal dandy, androgynous harlequin, English assassin and sometimes Cockney, an sf adventure hero who grew through four novels into a walker in the elegiac ...