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   Jun 29, 2012 · If you'd like to discuss specific genres outside of Michael Moorcock's work, you are welcome to do so here.

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   Genre Discussions If you'd like to discuss specific genres outside of Michael Moorcock's work, you are welcome to do so here. Topics: 141 Posts: 2,119

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   If you'd like to discuss specific genres outside of Michael Moorcock's work, you are welcome to do so here.

4. warpsignal.wordpress.com › 2011/03/05 › unseenUnseen Influences: Michael Moorcock - Warp Signal

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   Mar 5, 2011 · Michael Moorcock is regarded as one of the greatest living fantasy writers, and his books tend to cross genres today, but back in the 1970s and 1980s when the GW studio was young he was known mainly for one character: the cursed albino wanderer Elric, the Eternal Champion.

5. scifi.stackexchange.com › questions › 77149Why does Moorcock consider the Lord of the Rings reactionist?

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   Jan 2, 2015 · I don't agree 100% with Moorcock, but I think he has some points. In particular, I disagree that Tolkien's style is crap (yes, Moorcock also argues that Tolkien's work is stylistically bad, not only reactionary). I do believe Tolkien was somewhat reactionary, but I can appreciate his work anyway.

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7. interestingliterature.com › 2019 › 05Michael Moorcock: Death Is No Obstacle - Interesting Literature

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   In a previous post on Interesting Literature, I’ve outlined some of Moorcock’s top tips for writing a genre novel in a matter of days, which are taken from the first chapter of Death Is No Obstacle.

8. www.reddit.com › r › books"Epic Pooh" - Michael Moorcock's critique of epic fantasy ...

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   I might have taken away different thoughts than Moorcock-- his focus is primarily on the writing style of such works, but it's hard to bring the idea of conservatism into fantasy without also discussing the intersectionality at play.

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   What is Michael Moorcock best known for?

   • Michael Moorcock is best known for his literary work, specifically his novel Mother London. This novel was shortlisted for the Whitbread fiction prize and is considered a work by a writer at the acme of his powers.

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   What kind of writing does Michael Moorcock do?

   • Michael Moorcock has been Hugo Award-nominated for his work in TV, comics, and prose*. He has written for various comic book series, including X-men, Batman and Robin. He has also won the BSFA award for his short fiction.*

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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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   How did Moorcock use Conrad in death is no obstacle?

   • Indeed, Moorcock talks at length with Colin Greenland in Death Is No Obstacle about his ‘use’ of Conrad: rather than copying Conrad’s plots per se, Moorcock would take his cue from the general form and structure of Conrad’s narratives in order to find a framework for the story he wanted to tell.

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