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Tag Archives: Michael Moorcock
The Eternal Champion
I’m a big fan of Michael Moorcock. He has a great line in pulpy fantasy, wonderfully memorable characters, and his whole approach — “the conventions of fantasy are inherently conservative and reactionary; let’s hippify this shit” — seems entirely laudable. … Continue reading
The Thackery T. Lambshead Cabinet of Curiosities
Edited by Ann and Jeff VanderMeer, I was very excited to receive this as a Christmas present. I’m a big (albeit novice) fan of Jeff, and some tasty contributors appear on the front cover (including Mieville, Mignola, Moorcock, and Moore). … Continue reading
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