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| Author: Michael MoorcockAlso known as: Moorcock M, M. Moorcock, James Colvin, Moorcock Michae, Michal Moorcock, Michaël Moorcok ... (see complete list), Michael Morrcock, Micheal Moorcock, Michael Moorcoch, Michael Moorcock, Michaël Moorcock, Michaël Moorcook, Edward P. Bradbury, Edward P. Bradbury, Michael J. Moorcock, Michael Moorcock ed., Michael Moorcock (ed, Michael Moorcock et al, Michael Moorcock editor, edited by Michael Moorcock | 17,120 | 333 | (3.6) | 70 | 0 |
Disambiguation Notice
Edward P. Bradbury and James Colvin are Michael Moorcock pen names, so is William Barclay. Fortunately no Michael Moorcock books have been entered with William Barclay as author, as there is another very real William Barclay author. There is both a novel and an omnibus collection of novels and an earlier novella called The Eternal Champion. There is a novella called the Sleeping Sorceress as well as a book. There is novella called Behold The Man as well as a book. There is a story called The Time Dweller as well as a book. There is a story called The Golden Barge as well as a book. There is a Brothel in Rosenstrasse excerpt story with the same title as the longer work. ### Though best known for his science fiction, Moorcock worked for a while for Fleetway/Amalgamated as Deputy Editor of the Sexton Blake Library series (the editor at the time was W Howard Baker). In that capacity, he co-wrote the story Caribbean Crisis (1963), which was credited to the house pseudonym `Desmond Reid` on publication. ###
- Elric of Melnibone 745 copies, 13 reviews
- The sailor on the seas of fate 492 copies, 4 reviews
- Stormbringer 488 copies, 6 reviews
- The Vanishing Tower 446 copies, 3 reviews
- The Weird of the White Wolf 401 copies, 4 reviews
- Behold the Man 380 copies, 8 reviews
- The swords of Corum 379 copies, 2 reviews
- The Eternal Champion 377 copies, 3 reviews
- The Bane of the Black Sword 366 copies, 6 reviews
- Gloriana 366 copies, 5 reviews
- Cornelius Chronicles 310 copies, 1 review
- Hawkmoon (Eternal Champion Series, Vol. 3) 300 copies, 2 reviews
- Chronicles Of Corum 298 copies
- The Dancers at the End of Time 274 copies, 7 reviews
- The Elric saga. The sailor on the seas of fate ; The weird of the white… 269 copies, 4 reviews
- Von Bek 250 copies, 2 reviews
- Elric at the End of Time 248 copies, 2 reviews
- The Dreamthief's Daughter: A Tale of the Albino 244 copies, 4 reviews
- The Jewel in the Skull 242 copies, 2 reviews
- A Nomad of the Time Streams: A Scientific Romance (Eternal Champion) 241 copies, 4 reviews
- (see all 371 books)
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Edward P. Bradbury and James Colvin are Michael Moorcock pen names, so is William Barclay. Fortunately no Michael Moorcock books have been entered with William Barclay as author, as there is another very real William Barclay author. There is both a novel and an omnibus collection of novels and an earlier novella called The Eternal Champion. There is a novella called the Sleeping Sorceress as well as a book. There is novella called Behold The Man as well as a book. There is a story called The Time Dweller as well as a book. There is a story called The Golden Barge as well as a book. There is a Brothel in Rosenstrasse excerpt story with the same title as the longer work. ### Though best known for his science fiction, Moorcock worked for a while for Fleetway/Amalgamated as Deputy Editor of the Sexton Blake Library series (the editor at the time was W Howard Baker). In that capacity, he co-wrote the story Caribbean Crisis (1963), which was credited to the house pseudonym `Desmond Reid` on publication. ###  | |
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Disambiguation NoticeEdward P. Bradbury and James Colvin are Michael Moorcock pen names, so is William Barclay. Fortunately no Michael Moorcock books have been entered with William Barclay as author, as there is another very real William Barclay author. There is both a novel and an omnibus collection of novels and an earlier novella called The Eternal Champion. There is a novella called the Sleeping Sorceress as well as a book. There is novella called Behold The Man as well as a book. There is a story called The Time Dweller as well as a book. There is a story called The Golden Barge as well as a book. There is a Brothel in Rosenstrasse excerpt story with the same title as the longer work. ### Though best known for his science fiction, Moorcock worked for a while for Fleetway/Amalgamated as Deputy Editor of the Sexton Blake Library series (the editor at the time was W Howard Baker). In that capacity, he co-wrote the story Caribbean Crisis (1963), which was credited to the house pseudonym `Desmond Reid` on publication. ### Combine with…
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