Tag Archives: Michael Moorcock

Cheltenham Literary Festival: British Science Fiction: Moorcock, Banks and Mieville

Sounds pretty top drawer to me – and I thought all Cheltenham was famous for was horse racing!

Here’s details of the event:

Iain M Banks, Gwyneth Jones, Michael Moorcock and China Miéville: British Science Fiction

Sunday 17 October 2010 at 4:00 pm (60mins)
Event 317 at The Inkpot
Price: £6 (reserved seating)
(member price: £4.80) more

From H G Wells to John Wyndham, Britain has been home to some of the most groundbreaking and successful classic science fiction writers. Explore past classics and the best of the current crop as authors Iain M Banks, Gwyneth Jones, Michael Moorcock and Guest Director China Miéville discuss this very British tradition.
Programmed by China Miéville.

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Michael Moorcock’s Short Non-Fiction: Into the Media Web

Into the Media Web by Michael Moorcock
Into the Media Web by Michael Moorcock

I have only just come across this courtesy of Ansible 277, Into the Media Web is a mighty collection of 720 pages, 300,000 words and 2 kg in weight, published by Savoy Books. And it’s due to published today, 2nd August!

Sub-titled Selected Short Non-Fiction, 1956-2006, the book features a fifty-year cross-section of Mike’s journalism, articles, editorials, fore- and afterwords, introductions and prefaces, obituaries, reviews and more.

There is more information available at Moorcock’s Miscellany.

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Michael Moorcock interview on Starship Sofa

Update on last post on this – the videos are actually on YouTube in video format – search for Michael Moorcock, although the MP3 is now on the Starship Sofa site too!

Here’s the first part – which definitely rocks!

StarShipSofa goes video with Michael Moorcock interview

Just read about this Michael Moorcock interview – seems like it’s well worth a listen!

New Elric story from Michael Moorcock

There’s a new Elric story in the current issue of Weird Tales. Looks like a great issue – also features an interview with China Míeville, H.P. Lovecraft and Dune.

I might subscribe!

Elric was one of my favourite fantasy anti-heroes when I was a kid – exactly I think because he was an anti-hero – both good and bad and obviously that appealed to a teenage kid.