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   Michael John Moorcock (born 18 December 1939) is an English writer, particularly of science fiction and fantasy, who has published a number of well-received literary novels as well as comic thrillers, graphic novels and non-fiction. He has worked as an editor and is also a successful musician.

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   Michael Moorcock is astounding. His enormous production contains over 50 novels, countless short stories and a rock album. He was born in London 1939, became an editor for Tarzan Adventures when he was 16 years old and than continue as an editor for Sexton Blake Library.

   • Occupation: Writer, Actor, Cinematographer
   • Birth Date: December 18, 1939

   • Author: Michael Moorcock

3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › The_Final_Programme_(film)The Final Programme (film) - Wikipedia

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   The Final Programme (U.S. title The Last Days of Man on Earth) is a 1973 British fantasy science fiction film directed by Robert Fuest, and starring Jon Finch and Jenny Runacre. [2] It was based on the 1968 Jerry Cornelius novel of the same name by Michael Moorcock. It is the only Moorcock novel to have reached the screen.

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5. www.michaelmoorcock.netMichael Moorcock

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   Discussion of films based on Michael Moorcock's books/characters, including 'The Final Programme' as well as news, speculation and discussions of a possible Elric trilogy.

6. moorcography.org › the-michael-moorcock-library‘The Michael Moorcock Library’ - Moorcography.org

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   The Michael Moorcock Library. London: Titan Comics hardcovers. Listed below in order of publication (Click here for alphabetical order) 1st April, 2015 (dated “March” on copyright page) Elric Of Melniboné;graphic adaptation by Roy Thomas (script) and P. Craig Russell & Michael T. Gilbert (credited as Michael T. Davis on copyright page ...

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   The Dreamthief’s Daughter (2001), The Skrayling Tree (2003) and The White Wolf’s Son (2005) were retitled recently as part of a massive and ongoing re-issue in the U.K. of virtually the whole Moorcock back-catalogue, a definitive, career-retrospective series of 30+ omnibus volumes (and/or individual e-books).

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   Are there any films based on Michael Moorcock books/characters?

   • Discussion of films based on Michael Moorcock's books/characters, including 'The Final Programme' as well as news, speculation and discussions of a possible Elric trilogy. Why has Dancers At The End Of Time not been made into a film ? Why has Dancers At The End Of Time not been made into a film ?

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   Who is Michael Moorcock?

   • Moorcock is currently working on a record with Alan Davey, recording some of his own songs and songs by Robert Calvert, his co-performer in Hawkwind. Moorcock is also writing songs with other long-time collaborators. Michael Moorcock has received great recognition for his career contributions as well as for particular works.

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   Who wrote the introduction to Michael Moorcock collection?

   • London: Gollancz trade-sized paperbacks; edited by John Davey; each volume includes ‘Introduction To The Michael Moorcock Collection’ by John Clute (pp. vii–xii) and ‘Introduction To The Michael Moorcock Collection’ by Moorcock (pp. xiii–xviii) cover artist: Robert Gould. cover artist: Robert Gould. (+ later reprint [s], £8·99)

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   What was moorcock's'mother London'?

   • 1988 saw publication of another ambitious project — considered by many to be Moorcock’s magnum opus — the critically acclaimed and technically brilliant Mother London, a celebration of the virtues and charms of London and Londoners which was shortlisted for the Whitbread Prize.

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   Can I discuss genres outside of Michael Moorcock's work?

   • If you'd like to discuss specific genres outside of Michael Moorcock's work, you are welcome to do so here. Members and visitors are invited to post messages that would be considered off-topic in the Q&A. Share thoughts, compare ideas and post in interesting threads with people who share your interest in Michael Moorcock.

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   Does Moorcock have an autobiography?

   • It, too, has occasional elements of autobiography, found in each of its three main protagonists, Mary Gasalee, Josef Kiss, and particularly David Mummery who resembles the younger Moorcock in several childhood reminiscences.

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9. moorcography.org › the-michael-moorcock-collection‘The Michael Moorcock Collection’ - Moorcography.org

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   Sep 12, 2024 · The Michael Moorcock Collection. London: Gollancz trade-sized paperbacks; edited by John Davey; each volume includes ‘Introduction To The Michael Moorcock Collection’ by John Clute (pp. vii–xii) and ‘Introduction To The Michael Moorcock Collection’ by Moorcock (pp. xiii–xviii)