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Greg Kerestan
is on page 411 of 460
The inner chronology of the Elric saga is weird and twisty, perhaps by design. This collection's short stories, novellas and multiverse versions of Elric and his struggles have taken past the midway point to truly come together, but with most Moorcock it's best to come along for the ride and ask questions later.
— Aug 22, 2016 07:03AM
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Greg Kerestan
is on page 343 of 460
Moorcock has spent most of this volume on world-building and establishing the greater canon of the Elric multiverse; it's taken us 2/3 of the way to get a proper Elric story. Luckily, the other characters and settings are just as interesting and philosophically, psychedelically dense as Melnibone is.
— Aug 19, 2016 10:32AM
Greg Kerestan
is on page 97 of 460
Moorcock's second volume of the Elric Saga focuses on world-building and roster expansion, and the opening novel, "The Eternal Champion," introduced Erekose, sword-and-sorcery barbarian with a displaced 20th century mind.
— Aug 11, 2016 10:37AM