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Moorcock, Michael - The Elric Saga 05: The Bane of the Black Sword - Granada - 4083715   € 3,00 Fantasy - 1977 - reprint - pocket - 171 p. - "High in the wintry sky climbed the dragons as Elric urged his charges westwards. Thoughts of love, of peace, of vengeance even were lost in that reckless sweeping across the glowering skies which hung over that ancient Age of the Young Kingdoms..." (VG) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The Elric Saga 07: Elric at the End of Time - Daw - 4142059 € 3,50 Fantasy / Essef - 1985 - pocket - 221 p. - A collection of stories, which contains Moorcocks last Elric story. (VG) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The Elric Saga 09: The Revenge of the Rose - Ace - 8142036 € 9,50 Fantasy - 1991 - HC with dust jacket - 244 p. - Moorcock's newest, most captivating novel of Elric - the mad albino warrior with the vampiric Black Sword. Elric returns on the wings of a dragon to the ruined place of his birth, the Dreaming City, where he must battle the princes of Hell itself to save his father's soul from eternal suffering. (VG) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The Elric Saga Omnibus - Gollancz - 8153379 € 10,00 Fantasy - 2001 - paperback - 416 p. - This omnibus combines Stealer of Souls (collection, 1963) and Stormbringer (novel, 1977 revised version). Elric of Melniboné is the haunted, treacherous and doomed albino sorcerer-prince. An introspective weakling in thrall to his black-bladed,... (VG+) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The Eternal Champion 1: The Eternal Champion - Mayflower - 076482 € 2,50 Fantasy - 1970 - pocket - 159 p. - Erekosë, the Eternal Champion, thew immortal - pulled from the 20th century through the ties of time through a thousand worlds and ages. In his lonely search for peace and justice, all he can trust to, in the end, are his own courage and enduring passion. (VG) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The Eternal Champion 1: The Eternal Champion - Dell - 4151186 € 3,00 Fantasy - 1979 - first Dell printing - pocket - 236 p. - Erekosë, the eternal champion, thew immortal - pulled from the 20th century through the ties of time through a thousand worlds and ages. In his lonely search for peace and justice, all he can trust to, in the end, are his own courage and enduring passion. (VG) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The Eternal Champion 1: The Eternal Champion - Mayflower - 4083940 € 2,00 Fantasy - 1976 - reprint - pocket - 159 p. - Erekosë, the eternal champion, thew immortal - pulled from the 20th century through the ties of time through a thousand worlds and ages. In his lonely search for peace and justice, all he can trust to, in the end, are his own courage and enduring passion. (VG-, name on first page) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The Eternal Champion 2: Phoenix in Obsidian - Mayflower - 4074774 € 2,25 Fantasy - 1970 - pocket - 127 p. - Erekosë's time of peace and happiness with Ermizhad is shattered when the dreams begin again. This time Erekosë becomes Urlik Skarsol of the Frozen Wastes, and finds himself in an inhospitable world, with even more inhospitable inhabitants. The people of Rowenarc do not seem to have called a champion, so who then did? This book is semi-officially able to be followed by The Champion of Garathorm and The Quest for Tanelorn, the last two books in the second Hawkmoon series. a.k.a. 'The Silver Warriors'. (VG-) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The Eternal Champion 2: The Silver Warriors - Dell - 4074772 € 2,50 Essef - 1973 - first printing - pocket - 220 p. - Erekosë's time of peace and happiness with Ermizhad is shattered when the dreams begin again. This time Erekosë becomes Urlik Skarsol of the Frozen Wastes, and finds himself in an inhospitable world, with even more inhospitable inhabitants. The people of Rowenarc do not seem to have called a champion, so who then did? This book is semi-officially able to be followed by The Champion of Garathorm and The Quest for Tanelorn, the last two books in the second Hawkmoon series. a.k.a. 'Phoenix in Obsidian'. (VG) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The Eternal Champion 2: The Silver Warriors - Berkley - 4112341 € 2,50 Essef - 1985 - pocket - 220 p. - Erekosë's time of peace and happiness with Ermizhad is shattered when the dreams begin again. This time Erekosë becomes Urlik Skarsol of the Frozen Wastes, and finds himself in an inhospitable world, with even more inhospitable inhabitants. The people of Rowenarc do not seem to have called a champion, so who then did? This book is semi-officially able to be followed by The Champion of Garathorm and The Quest for Tanelorn, the last two books in the second Hawkmoon series. a.k.a. 'Phoenix in Obsidian'. (VG) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The Eternal Champion 2: The Silver Warriors - Dell - 4147576 € 2,00 Essef - 1973 - first printing - pocket - 220 p. - Erekosë's time of peace and happiness with Ermizhad is shattered when the dreams begin again. This time Erekosë becomes Urlik Skarsol of the Frozen Wastes, and finds himself in an inhospitable world, with even more inhospitable inhabitants. The people of Rowenarc do not seem to have called a champion, so who then did? This book is semi-officially able to be followed by The Champion of Garathorm and The Quest for Tanelorn, the last two books in the second Hawkmoon series. a.k.a. 'Phoenix in Obsidian'. (VG-, name inside) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The Eternal Champion 2: The Silver Warriors - Dell - 4142062 € 1,25 Essef - 1973 - first printing - pocket - 220 p. - Erekosë's time of peace and happiness with Ermizhad is shattered when the dreams begin again. This time Erekosë becomes Urlik Skarsol of the Frozen Wastes, and finds himself in an inhospitable world, with even more inhospitable inhabitants. The people of Rowenarc do not seem to have called a champion, so who then did? This book is semi-officially able to be followed by The Champion of Garathorm and The Quest for Tanelorn, the last two books in the second Hawkmoon series. a.k.a. 'Phoenix in Obsidian'. (A, spine wear) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The Eternal Champion 4: The Dragon in the Sword - Ace - 4142070 € 3,25 Essef - 1987 - pocket - 266 p. - John Daker is the Eternal Champion, trapped in a dimensionless plane outside of time, defender and destroyer of justice, a hero whose quest for justice leads only further into darkness. Haunted by the memories of too many battles waged during countless lifetimes, he searches for the beautiful Ermizhad... (VG) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The Fireclown - Compact - 4110041 € 3,00 Essef - 1965 - pocket - 189 p. - a.k.a. 'The Winds of Limbo'. Earth's future is one of peace. There are no more wars, nuclear weapons are outlawed, and technology is raising mankind to new heights. Many cities are now underground. Alain von Bek is a bastard of distinguished lineage working an unassuming job with city administration in the underground city of Switzerland. But with the appearance of a massive clownish figure calling himself the Fireclown, Alain's life and the course of Earth's future are both about to change... (VG) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The Fireclown - Compact - 4148491 € 2,25 Essef - 1965 - pocket - 189 p. - a.k.a. 'The Winds of Limbo'. Earth's future is one of peace. There are no more wars, nuclear weapons are outlawed, and technology is raising mankind to new heights. Many cities are now underground. Alain von Bek is a bastard of distinguished lineage working an unassuming job with city administration in the underground city of Switzerland. But with the appearance of a massive clownish figure calling himself the Fireclown, Alain's life and the course of Earth's future are both about to change... (VG-, name inside) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The Fireclown - Paperback Library - 4083795 € 2,25 Essef - 1965 - first printing - pocket - 158 p. - a.k.a. 'The Winds of Limbo'. Earth's future is one of peace. There are no more wars, nuclear weapons are outlawed, and technology is raising mankind to new heights. Many cities are now underground. Alain von Bek is a bastard of distinguished lineage working an unassuming job with city administration in the underground city of Switzerland. But with the appearance of a massive clownish figure calling himself the Fireclown, Alain's life and the course of Earth's future are both about to change... (G+, front cover has 2 cm tear) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The Golden Barge - Savoy - 4142037 € 5,75 Fantasy - 1979 - paperback - illustrated - 197 p. - The first of Moorcock's novels, written when he was a teenager but published a good few years after his more famous books. Tells the story of Jephraim Tallow and his quest for the Golden Barge. (VG) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The History of the Runestaff 1: The Jewel in the Skull - Lancer - 4076477 € 2,50 Fantasy - 1973 - second edition - pocket - 175 p. - The High History of the Runestaff. Dorian Hawkmoon, late the Duke of Koln, fell under the power of the Runestaff, a mysterious artifact more ancient than Time itself. His destiny, shaped by a vengeful oath sworn by the maddened Baron Meliadus of the Dark Empire, pitted Hawkmoon in battle against his own allies and forced him, by the Black Jewel embedded in his skull, to betray his very heritage. (VG) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The History of the Runestaff 1: The Jewel in the Skull - Mayflower - 4083747 € 2,50 Fantasy - 1977 - reprint - pocket - 156 p. - The High History of the Runestaff. Dorian Hawkmoon, late the Duke of Koln, fell under the power of the Runestaff, a mysterious artifact more ancient than Time itself. His destiny, shaped by a vengeful oath sworn by the maddened Baron Meliadus of the Dark Empire, pitted Hawkmoon in battle against his own allies and forced him, by the Black Jewel embedded in his skull, to betray his very heritage. (VG-) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The History of the Runestaff 2: The Mad God's Amulet - Daw - 122518 € 3,50 Fantasy - 1977 - first Daw printing - pocket - 160 p. - One man against darkness... Having braved incredible hardships and dangers, and wearied by his battle against the science-sorcery of the Dark Empire, Dorian Hawkmoon is returning to his adopted homeland of the Kamarg. But even worse awaits him... (F) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The History of the Runestaff 2: The Mad God's Amulet - Mayflower - 4076479 € 2,50 Fantasy - 1973/75 - reprint - pocket - 142 p. - One man against darkness... Having braved incredible hardships and dangers, and wearied by his battle against the science-sorcery of the Dark Empire, Dorian Hawkmoon is returning to his adopted homeland of the Kamarg. But even worse awaits him... (VG) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The History of the Runestaff 2: The Mad God's Amulet - Mayflower - 4148316 € 2,00 Fantasy - 1973/75 - reprint - pocket - 142 p. - One man against darkness... Having braved incredible hardships and dangers, and wearied by his battle against the science-sorcery of the Dark Empire, Dorian Hawkmoon is returning to his adopted homeland of the Kamarg. But even worse awaits him... (VG-, name inside) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The History of the Runestaff 3: The Sword of the Dawn - Grafton - 4070829 € 2,25 Fantasy - 1986 - pocket - 141 p. - Despite Dorian Hawkmoon's best efforts, the Dark Empire is still expanding. It is growing so much he has to take extraodinary efforts to protect his own turf. Doing so, however, doesn't solve the greater problem at hand. Heroes are made to do heroic things, and Hawkmoon is the Eternal Champion, and the Sword of the Dawn calls. (VG) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The History of the Runestaff 3: The Sword of the Dawn - Mayflower - 4076478 € 2,50 Fantasy - 1969 - pocket - 144 p. - Despite Dorian Hawkmoon's best efforts, the Dark Empire is still expanding. It is growing so much he has to take extraodinary efforts to protect his own turf. Doing so, however, doesn't solve the greater problem at hand. Heroes are made to do heroic things, and Hawkmoon is the Eternal Champion, and the Sword of the Dawn calls. (VG) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The History of the Runestaff 3: The Sword of the Dawn - Mayflower - 4093026 € 2,25 Fantasy - 1972 - reprint - pocket - 144 p. - Despite Dorian Hawkmoon's best efforts, the Dark Empire is still expanding. It is growing so much he has to take extraodinary efforts to protect his own turf. Doing so, however, doesn't solve the greater problem at hand. Heroes are made to do heroic things, and Hawkmoon is the Eternal Champion, and the Sword of the Dawn calls. (VG) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The History of the Runestaff 3: The Sword of the Dawn - Daw - 4122640 € 3,00 Fantasy - 1977 - first Daw printing - pocket - 173 p. - Despite Dorian Hawkmoon's best efforts, the Dark Empire is still expanding. It is growing so much he has to take extraodinary efforts to protect his own turf. Doing so, however, doesn't solve the greater problem at hand. Heroes are made to do heroic things, and Hawkmoon is the Eternal Champion, and the Sword of the Dawn calls. (VG) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The History of the Runestaff 3: The Sword of the Dawn - Mayflower - 4104656 € 2,00 Fantasy - 1969 - pocket - 144 p. - Despite Dorian Hawkmoon's best efforts, the Dark Empire is still expanding. It is growing so much he has to take extraodinary efforts to protect his own turf. Doing so, however, doesn't solve the greater problem at hand. Heroes are made to do heroic things, and Hawkmoon is the Eternal Champion, and the Sword of the Dawn calls. (VG-, name inside) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The History of the Runestaff 4: The Runestaff - Mayflower - 4076476 € 2,50 Fantasy - 1969 - pocket - 143 p. - As it is written: "Those who swear by the Runestaff must then benefit or suffer from the consequences of the fixed pattern of destiny that they set in motion." And Baron Meliadus of Kroiden had sworn such an oath, had sworn vengeance against all of Castle Brass, had sworn that Yisselda, Count Brass's daughter, would be his. On that day, many months earlier, he had fixed the pattern of fate... (VG) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The History of the Runestaff 4: The Runestaff - Daw - 4122641 € 3,00 Fantasy - 1977 - pocket - 158 p. - As it is written: "Those who swear by the runestaff must then benefit or suffer from the consequences of the fixed pattern of destiny that they set in motion." And Baron Meliadus of Kroiden had sworn such an oath, had sworn vengeance against all of Castle Brass, had sworn that Yisselda, Count Brass's daughter, would be his. On that day, many months earlier, he had fixed the pattern of fate... (VG+) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The History of the Runestaff 4: The Runestaff - Mayflower - 4142080 € 2,50 Fantasy - 1977 - pocket - 143 p. - As it is written: "Those who swear by the Runestaff must then benefit or suffer from the consequences of the fixed pattern of destiny that they set in motion." And Baron Meliadus of Kroiden had sworn such an oath, had sworn vengeance against all of Castle Brass, had sworn that Yisselda, Count Brass's daughter, would be his. On that day, many months earlier, he had fixed the pattern of fate... (VG-) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The History of the Runestaff 4: The Runestaff - Grafton - 4083785 € 2,00 Fantasy - 1986 - pocket - 143 p. - As it is written: "Those who swear by the runestaff must then benefit or suffer from the consequences of the fixed pattern of destiny that they set in motion." And Baron Meliadus of Kroiden had sworn such an oath, had sworn vengeance against all of Castle Brass, had sworn that Yisselda, Count Brass's daughter, would be his. On that day, many months earlier, he had fixed the pattern of fate... (VG-, name on first page) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The Ice Schooner - Dell - 4112640 € 3,00 Essef - 1978 - first Dell printing - pocket - 267 p. - A novel originally serialized in Britain's 'Impulse' sf magazine in 1966. The time is the distant future, the place Earth; an Earth covered by the fourth mantle of the Ice Age. Across the frozen wastes, the ice schooners skim on knife-edged runners, relics of the once rich culture of the ice... (VG) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The Ice Schooner - Sphere - 4142078 € 2,75 Essef - 1974 - reprinting - pocket - 158 p. - A novel originally serialized in Britain's 'Impulse' sf magazine in 1966. The time is the distant future, the place Earth; an Earth covered by the fourth mantle of the Ice Age. Across the frozen wastes, the ice schooners skim on knife-edged runners, relics of the once rich culture of the ice... (VG) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The Ice Schooner - Sphere - 4153850 € 2,75 Essef - 1972 - reprinting - pocket - 158 p. - A novel originally serialized in Britain's 'Impulse' sf magazine in 1966. The time is the distant future, the place Earth; an Earth covered by the fourth mantle of the Ice Age. Across the frozen wastes, the ice schooners skim on knife-edged runners, relics of the once rich culture of the ice... (VG) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The Rituals of Infinity - Arrow - 4142053 € 2,50 Essef - 1975 - pocket - 192 p. - Originally 'The Wrecks of Time' was serialised under the pseudonym James Colvin in 'New Worlds'. Cuts were made to the Ace edition without the author's consent. Later reissued in the UK as The Rituals of Infinity (1971). (VG) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The Russian Intelligence - NEL - 4142029 € 4,50 Essef - 1985 - paperback - 153 p. - Jerry Cornell was a Class A Secret Agent Dedicated, Intrepid, Ice-cool in a Crisis, Resourceful, Master of Disguise, Impervious to Pain - by these qualities are such men known. Jerry Cornell was different. He was honest - at least, to himself. He knew the truth: his trade wasn't glamorous, was hardly ever important, getting one side to defectto the other was a PR matter and most options aren't worth keeping anyway. (VG) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The Shores of Death - Sphere - 4110097 € 3,00 Essef - 1970 - first Sphere edition - pocket - 156 p. - Primarily, the story is about fear and its results. The fear, in this case, is the fear of death and the despair that comes with it. a.k.a. 'The Twilight Man'. (VG) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The Shores of Death - Dale - 4151173 € 3,50 Essef - 1978 - pocket - 165 p. - Primarily, the story is about fear and its results. The fear, in this case, is the fear of death and the despair that comes with it. a.k.a. 'The Twilight Man'. (VG) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The Singing Citadel - Mayflower - 4142057 € 2,75 Fantasy - 1974 - pocket - reprinting - 125 p. - A compilation with four stories. (VG) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The Sundered Worlds - ROC - 4142072 € 2,50 Essef - 1992 - pocket - 221 p. - a.k.a. 'The Blood Red Game'. (VG) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The Tale of the Eternal Champion 4: Corum (omnibus 4) - Millennium - 065045 € 8,00 Fantasy - paperback - 230 x 150 mm - 1992 - 393 p. - Omnibus volume contains: The Knight of the Swords, The Queen of the Swords and The King of the Swords. (VG) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The Tale of the Eternal Champion 6: A Nomad of the Time Streams (omnibus 6) - Millennium - 065044 € 8,00 Fantasy - paperback - 230 x 150 mm - 1993 - 591 p. - Omnibus volume contains: The Warlord of the Air, The Land Leviathan and The Steel Tsar. (VG) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The Tale of the Eternal Champion 6: The Nomad of Time (omnibus 6) - Granada - 9081615 € 5,00 Essef - 1985 - pocket - 156 + 173 + 153 p. - Omnibus volume contains: The War Lord of the Air, The Land Leviathan and The Steel Tsar. (VG) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The Time Dweller - Daw - 4151172 € 3,00 Essef - 1979 - pocket - 172 p. - The Earth rolled, salt-choked, round a dying sun. On its bleak inhospitable surface the last lonely remnants of mankind resigned themselves to extinction. Time, it seemed, had run out for humanity. Yet Time itself held the key to survival. If man was to be supplanted from his native planet, perhaps only infinity would afford him a refuge. Only the age-long cliches with which his mind was fettered barred him from a whole new dimension - and a future of unimaginable splendor. (VG) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The Time Dweller - Daw - 4081596 € 2,00 Essef - 1979 - pocket - 172 p. - The Earth rolled, salt-choked, round a dying sun. On its bleak inhospitable surface the last lonely remnants of mankind resigned themselves to extinction. Time, it seemed, had run out for humanity. Yet Time itself held the key to survival. If man was to be supplanted from his native planet, perhaps only infinity would afford him a refuge. Only the age-long cliches with which his mind was fettered barred him from a whole new dimension - and a future of unimaginable splendor. (VG-, name on titlepage) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The Time Dweller - Mayflower - 4153898 € 2,25 Essef - 1975 - reprinting - pocket - 176 p. - The Earth rolled, salt-choked, round a dying sun. On its bleak inhospitable surface the last lonely remnants of mankind resigned themselves to extinction. Time, it seemed, had run out for humanity. Yet Time itself held the key to survival. If man was to be supplanted from his native planet, perhaps only infinity would afford him a refuge. Only the age-long cliches with which his mind was fettered barred him from a whole new dimension - and a future of unimaginable splendor. (G+, name inside, severely faded spine) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The Twilight Man - Berkley - 4148297 € 2,25 Essef - 1970 - pocket - 157 p. - Primarily, the story is about fear and its results. The fear, in this case, is the fear of death and the despair that comes with it. a.k.a. 'The Shores of Death'. (VG-) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The Twilight Man - Berkley - 4032345 € 1,25 Essef - 1970 - pocket - 157 p. - Primarily, the story is about fear and its results. The fear, in this case, is the fear of death and the despair that comes with it. a.k.a. 'The Shores of Death'. (VG-) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The Winds of Limbo - Paperback Library - 4071189 € 2,50 Essef - 1969 - 2nd printing - pocket - 158 p. - a.k.a. 'The Fireclown'. Earth's future is one of peace. There are no more wars, nuclear weapons are outlawed, and technology is raising mankind to new heights. Many cities are now underground. Alain von Bek is a bastard of distinguished lineage working an unassuming job with city administration in the underground city of Switzerland. But with the appearance of a massive clownish figure calling himself the Fireclown, Alain's life and the course of Earth's future are both about to change... (VG-) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The Winds of Limbo - Mayflower - 4142063 € 2,75 Essef - 1976 - pocket - 160 p. - a.k.a. 'The Fireclown'. Earth's future is one of peace. There are no more wars, nuclear weapons are outlawed, and technology is raising mankind to new heights. Many cities are now underground. Alain von Bek is a bastard of distinguished lineage working an unassuming job with city administration in the underground city of Switzerland. But with the appearance of a massive clownish figure calling himself the Fireclown, Alain's life and the course of Earth's future are both about to change... (VG) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The Winds of Limbo - Mayflower - 4153845 € 2,00 Essef - 1976 - pocket - 160 p. - a.k.a. 'The Fireclown'. Earth's future is one of peace. There are no more wars, nuclear weapons are outlawed, and technology is raising mankind to new heights. Many cities are now underground. Alain von Bek is a bastard of distinguished lineage working an unassuming job with city administration in the underground city of Switzerland. But with the appearance of a massive clownish figure calling himself the Fireclown, Alain's life and the course of Earth's future are both about to change... (VG-, faded spine) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The Winds of Limbo - Mayflower - 4144085 € 1,00 Essef - 1976 - pocket - 160 p. - a.k.a. 'The Fireclown'. Earth's future is one of peace. There are no more wars, nuclear weapons are outlawed, and technology is raising mankind to new heights. Many cities are now underground. Alain von Bek is a bastard of distinguished lineage working an unassuming job with city administration in the underground city of Switzerland. But with the appearance of a massive clownish figure calling himself the Fireclown, Alain's life and the course of Earth's future are both about to change... (A, cover fold) |
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Moorcock, Michael - The Wrecks of Time - ROC - 4142052 € 2,50 Essef - 1994 - pocket - 192 p. - This book, a.k.a. 'The Rituals of Infinity' was serialised under the pseudonym James Colvin in 'New Worlds'. (VG-) |
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Moorcock, Michael - Von Bek Family 1: The Warhound and the World's Pain - Simon & Schuster - 8150450 € 7,00 Fantasy - 1981 - HC with dust jacket - 239 p. - "I am called Ulrich von Bek and I am upon a quest. I seek the Holy Grail so that the world's pain might be cured and Lucifer taken back into the Kingdom of Heaven" (VG-, top edge spotted) |
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Moorcock, Michael - Von Bek Family 2: The Brothel in Rosenstrasse - Carroll & Graf - 8142034 € 11,50 Fantasy / Erotica - 1987 - HC with dust jacket - 191 p. - Old Count von Bek remembers his sexual glory days in pre-1914 Mirenburg. He remembers Alexandra, his teenage lover and the brothel in Rosenstrasse where outrageous fantasies were realised. But all the while civil war closes in. Politics and military power soon destroy the exotic and erotic mirage. There are, of course, plenty of naughty bits to go along with the more serious bits, and these are well-executed. Definitely a recommended read. (VG+) |
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Moorcock, Michael - Von Bek Family 2: The Brothel in Rosenstrasse - NEL - 8150426 € 6,50 Fantasy / Erotica - 1984 - reprinting - paperback - 191 p. - Old Count von Bek remembers his sexual glory days in pre-1914 Mirenburg. He remembers Alexandra, his teenage lover and the brothel in Rosenstrasse where outrageous fantasies were realised. But all the while civil war closes in. Politics and military power soon destroy the exotic and erotic mirage. There are, of course, plenty of naughty bits to go along with the more serious bits, and these are well-executed. Definitely a recommended read. (VG-, faded spine) |
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Moorcock, Michael - Von Bek Family 3: The City in the Autumn Stars - Grafton - 9142022 € 5,00 Essef - 1987 - pocket - 405 p. - Disillusioned by the excesses of the French Revolution, Manfred von Bek flees to the city of Mirenburg, where a Scottish balloonist, an elusive duchess, and a fallen angel become his companions on a journey to the mystical Mittelmarchthe land between landsin search of the Holy Grail. More elaborate in style than his Eternal Champion stories, Moorcock's latest picaresque fantasy, a sequel to The War Hound and the World's Pain , demonstrates his talent for quasihistorical fantasy. (VG-) |
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Moorcock, Michael & Constantine - Silverheart - Earthlight - 9142020 € 4,50 Essef - 2001 - pocket - 408 p. - Max Silverskin must discover the secrets of his heritage or perish from the mark on his chest known as the Silverheart. There are those who would wish him dead anyway and others who know that Max holds the key to an important prophecy. (VG-, some scuffing) |
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Moorcock, Michael + Petaja - The Wrecks of Time + Tramontane - Ace - 4119162 € 6,00 Essef - 1966 - pocket - Ace Double - nr. H-36 - 135+119 p. - The Wrecks of Time: Originally serialised under the pseudonym James Colvin in 'New Worlds'. Cuts were made to the Ace edition without the author's consent. Later reissued in the UK as The Rituals of Infinity (1971). (VG) |
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Moorcock, Michael + Petaja - The Wrecks of Time + Tramontane - Ace - 4075747 € 5,00 Essef - 1966 - pocket - Ace Double - nr. H-36 - 135+119 p. - The Wrecks of Time: Originally serialised under the pseudonym James Colvin in 'New Worlds'. Cuts were made to the Ace edition without the author's consent. Later reissued in the UK as The Rituals of Infinity (1971). (VG-, weak spine) |
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Moore, Catherine L. - Doomsday Morning - Avon - 4093517 € 3,50 Essef - 1957 - pocket - 221 p. - Born into a world where the USA is ruled by a benvolent dictator, the main character, Howard Rohan, made and lost fame and fortune as an actor in movies created by the official communications organization, COMUS (short for COMmunications of the United States)... (VG) |
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Moore, Catherine L. - Judgment Night - Dell - 4093519 € 4,00 Essef - 1979 - first Dell printing - pocket - 380 p. - 5 stories. Released in 1952 from Gnome Press, Judgment Night collects five Moore novellas from the pages of editor John W. Campbell, Jr.'s Astounding Science Fiction magazine. Chosen by the author herself as the best of her longer-form writing, these stories show a gifted wordsmith working at the height of her talents... (VG) |
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Moore, Catherine L. - Northwest of Earth - Planet Stories - 8153672 € 8,50 Essef - 2008 - firrst printing - paperback - 379 p. - Story collection. First published in Weird Tales in 1933, Catherine Lucille Moore exploded onto the pulp scene to become one of the most important science fiction and fantasy authors of all time. In her first story, 'Shambleu', Moore... (G+, waterstain on one corner) |
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Moore, Catherine L. - Northwest Smith - Ace - 4153900 € 2,75 Essef - 1982 - pocket - 297 p. - Collection. Moore's Northwest Smith stories continued over a period of years with a great degree of success. This book offers ten of these fantastic, interplanetary tales, personally selected for this volume by the author. (VG-, creasing to the backstrip) |
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Moore, Catherine Lucile - Shambleau - Sphere - 4148294 € 2,75 Essef - 1976 - pocket - 173 p. - Praised by H.P. Lovecraft as a "magnificent" debut, C.L. Moore's first story is still one of the most famous and enduring tales in science... (G+, faded spine, creasing to the backstrip) |
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Moore, Moira J. - Hero 6 : Heroes at Odds - Ace - 4153865 € 3,00 Fantasy - 2011 - pocket - 340 p. - Shield Lee Mallorough and Source Shintaro Karish are steadfast in their commitment to protect Westsea no matter what disaster-natural or man-made-may befall it. But before our heroes can discern why so many people are suddenly interested in gaining... (VG-, rear cover fold) |
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Moore, Robin - The Death Disciple - Condor - 4148552 € 3,00 Horror / Suspense - 1977 - pocket - co-author: Gerald G. Griffin - 249 p. - An exciting suspense story of psychic powers used for good and for evil. (VG) |
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Moore, Robin - The Death Disciple - Condor - 4148376 € 2,50 Suspense - 1977 - pocket - co-author: Gerald G. Griffin - 249 p. - An exciting suspense story of psychic powers used for good and for evil. (VG-, name inside) |
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Moore, Robin & Griffin - The Last Coming - Condor - 4129774 € 3,00 Essef - 1979 - 2nd printing - pocket - 318 p. - A science fiction caper, both hilaious and naughty, as good and evil run neck and neck toward's Earth's destruction. (VG-, small back cover tear) |
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Moore, Wallace - Balzan of the Cat People: The Blood Stones - Pyramid - 093693 € 3,00 Essef - 1975 - pocket - 190 p. - Newest sensation in science fiction: the Tarzan of outer space! (VG) |
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Moore, Ward - Bring the Jubilee - NEL - 4153851 € 2,75 Essef - 1977 - pocket - 191 p. - Alternative history. A realistic novel of an America in which the South won the Civil War. (VG-, weak spine) |
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Moore, Ward - Greener than You Think - Ballantine - 4093516 € 4,00 Essef - 1961 - pocket - 185 p. - The great Science Fiction Classic. Revised and abriged by the author. (VG) |
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Moore, Ward & Davidson - Joyleg - Pyramid - 4093500 € 3,50 Essef - 1962 - first printing - pocket - 160 p. - He had a secret that changed the future of the world. (VG) |
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Moore, Ward & Davidson - Joyleg - Pyramid - 4148710 € 2,50 Essef - 1962 - first printing - pocket - 160 p. - He had a secret that changed the future of the world. (VG-, name inside) |
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More, Sir Thomas - Utopia - Marcel Diedier - 8132688 € 3,50 Fantasy / Socialism - YOUNG READERS - 1968 - thin paperback - illustrated - 42 p. - Belgische uitgave in het Engels met woordenlijst in Nederlands en Frans. (VG-, nietjes woordenlijst roestig, uitgeversstempel) |
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Morgan, Dan & Kippax, John - Venturer Twelve 02: Seed of Stars - Ballantine - 4111518 € 2,50 Essef - 1972 - first printing - pocket - 210 p. - Can we even begin to understand the motivation of a completely nonhuman race. United earth needs strong colonies who can stand by as allies - not rebellious subject planets. Kepler III is peopled by colonists of asiatic origin, their ruler prepared to lie and cheat for independence, their future threatened by monstrous mutations. Venturer twelve is trying to protect a planet at the mercy of an unknown enemy. (VG) |
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Morgan, Dan - Inside - Corgi - 4114706 € 2,50 Essef - 1971 - pocket - 158 p. - A deadly struggle in a domed city on Mars. (VG) |
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Morgan, Dan - The Richest Corpse in Show Business - Corgi - 4119059 € 2,50 Essef - 1966 - pocket - 190 p. - Warning! Earnest students of Science Fiction who depriciate hilarity on the subject should avoid this book like the plague. (VG) |
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Morgan, Dan - The Richest Corpse in Show Business - Corgi - 4148345 € 2,00 Essef - 1966 - pocket - 190 p. - Warning! Earnest students of Science Fiction who depriciate hilarity on the subject should avoid this book like the plague. (VG-, name inside) |
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Morgan, Dan - The Uninhibited - Digit - 4125087 € 3,00 Essef - 1963 - pocket - 160 p. - They hunted down the invaders from space! (VG) |
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Morgan, Richard K. - Black Man - Victor Gollancz - 9153655 € 12,50 Essef - 2007 - HC with dust jacket - 546 p. - One hundred years from now, and against all the odds, Earth has found a new stability; the political order has reached some sort of balance, and the new colony on Mars is growing. But the fraught years of the 21st century have left an uneasy... Awards: Arthur C. Clarke Award for Best Book - British Science Fiction Association Best Novel (nominee). (VG) |
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Morgan, Richard K. - Broken Angels - Victor Gollancz - 9153656 € 11,25 Essef - 2003 - 2nd impression - paperback - 394 p. - Fifty years after the events of ALTERED CARBON Takeshi Kovacs is serving as a mercenary in the Procterate sponsored war to put down Joshuah Kemp's revolution on the planet Sanction IV. He is offered the chance to join a covert team chasing a prize... (VG) |
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Morgan, Richard K. - Market Forces - Gollancz - 9145429 € 12,75 Essef - 2004 - 2nd impression - HC with dust jacket - 386 p. - Set in 2049, the novel follows up and coming executive Chris Faulkner as he plunges into the profitable field of Conflict Investment. Major corporations invest in rebel armies, totalitarian dictatorships, freedom fighters, and terrorists by selling weapons and services in exchange for a percentage of a state's GNP. (F) |
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Morgan, Richard K. - Takeshi Kovacs 3: Woken Furies - Gollancz - 9145428 € 12,75 Essef - 2005 - HC with dust jacket - 436 p. - This is high action, ideas driven noir SF of the highest order. Morgan has already established himself as an SF author of global significance. Takeshi Kovacs has come home. Home to Harlan's World. An ocean planet with only 5 per cent of its landmass poking above the dangerous and unpredictable seas. Try and get above the weather in anything more sophisticated than a helicopter and the Martian orbital platforms will burn you out of the sky... (VG+) |
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Moriarty, Chris - Spin State - Bantam - 9073144 € 5,50 Essef - 2004 - pocket - 606 p. - The novel features common characters in a future where Earth has undergone ecological collapse. A large part of humanity has migrated to various planets and space habitats, both in the solar system and around nearby stars such as Barnard's Star and 51 Pegasi. The technologies feature cloning, artificial intelligences, genetic constructs and use of a material referred to as "condensate" which allows instantaneous communication and teleportation... (F) |
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Morressy, John - Del Whitby 2: Nail down the Stars - NEL - 4081593 € 2,25 Essef - 1979 - pocket - 204 p. - a.k.a. 'Stardrift'. Jolon Gallamor was being hunted by the same inter-galactic murderers who had slain his father. Behind him lay certain death. Ahead of him lay a universe teeming with pirates, slavers, tyrants and warriors, where all law and order had broken down, and survival was only for the fittest... (VG-, saw blade mark, name inside) |
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Morressy, John - Del Whitby 5: Frostworld and Dreamfire - NEL - 4144264 € 3,00 Essef - 1980 - pocket - 176 p. - On the desolate frostworld of Hraggellon, the inscrutable Onhla tribehalf human, half animal-has flourished for centuries. Then, suddenly, a mysterious plague wipes out the entire Onhla population, leaving only one survivor, a youth named Hult. But is Hult really the last of his kind? According to ancient legend, a small group of Onhla, valued for their hunting prowess, had been taken away long ago to hunt on another world... (VG) |
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Morris, Chris & Morris - City at the Edge of Time - Baen - 115996 € 3,00 Fantasy - 1988 - first printing - pocket - 312 p. - A book in the Thieves' World series. Beyond sanctuary lies 'City at the Edge of Time'. Join Tempus and Niko on the triple shores of land, sea, and eternity... (VG-, foxing of endpapers) |
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Morris, Chris & Morris - Heroes in Hell 09: The Little Helliad - Baen - 104604 € 5,00 Fantasy - 1988 - first printing - pocket - 302 p. - 'The Little Helliad' is a reference to 'The Little Iliad,' a collection of lesser-known Iliad vignettes and tales about Iliad-related characters. This book takes its inspiration and some of its structure from this ancient, wonderful source. It is one of the best of the Heroes in Hell books. Homer, author of the Iliad and the Odyssey, takes a trip through Hell - his very own Odyssey. A wonderful book full of memorable characters and the unique perspective of the Morris's Homer. (F) |
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Morris, Janet - Warlord! - Pocket Books - 121310 € 4,00 Essef - 1987 - pocket - 376 p. - Multi-national space colony.... A secret nest of spies... A deadly battle for ultimate power! (VG+) |
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Morris, Janet E. - Tempus - Baen - 110506 € 3,50 Fantasy - 1987 - first printing - pocket - 277 p. - Tempus is a novelized collection of the original stories about Tempus and the formation of his Sacred Band. Hard to find stories are here, such as "An End to Dreaming," which introduces Tempus's sister-in-arms, Cime, and Askelon, lord for dreams... written before there was a Thieves' World series. "A Man and His God" is here as well, the much-anthologized tale that creates the Sacred Band of Stepsons and contains probably the first male/male kiss in science fiction and fantasy. (VG) |
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Morris, Janet E. - The Kerrion Empire 1: Dream Dancer - Berkley - 4127511 € 4,00 Fantasy - 1982 - pocket - 327 p. - Shebat came to the empire of the Kerrions from nowhere, brought by a renegade son into that vast family regime and its endless territorial possessions. Now she stood to inherit the majesty and riches which lay before her, stretching enticingly deep into the infinities of space. (VG) |
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Morris, Janet E. - Thieves World Novels 1: Beyond Sanctuary - Ace - 4110409 € 4,00 Fantasy - 1986 - pocket - 262 p. - The adventure takes the Sacred Band of paired lovers and friends further than they've ever been before. There are three "Beyond' novels; this is the first. The characters are strong and complex, intelligent and flawed and ultimately heroic. Their relationships with one another and their Band drive the narrative. In retrospect, this is the first book in the Sacred Band of Stepsons series, although it stands on its own. (VG) |
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Morris, Janet E. - Thieves World Novels 1: Beyond Sanctuary - Ace - 4083429 € 3,25 Fantasy - 1986 - pocket - 262 p. - The adventure takes the Sacred Band of paired lovers and friends further than they've ever been before. There are three "Beyond' novels; this is the first. The characters are strong and complex, intelligent and flawed and ultimately heroic. Their relationships with one another and their Band drive the narrative. In retrospect, this is the first book in the Sacred Band of Stepsons series, although it stands on its own. (G, cover puncture) |
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Morris, Janet E. - Thieves World Novels 1: Beyond Sanctuary - Ace - 4115181 € 2,00 Fantasy - 1986 - pocket - 262 p. - The adventure takes the Sacred Band of paired lovers and friends further than they've ever been before. There are three "Beyond' novels; this is the first. The characters are strong and complex, intelligent and flawed and ultimately heroic. Their relationships with one another and their Band drive the narrative. In retrospect, this is the first book in the Sacred Band of Stepsons series, although it stands on its own. (G, endpapers foxed) |
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Morris, Janet E. - Thieves World Novels 2: Beyond the Veil - Ace - 4083382 € 3,25 Fantasy - 1987 - pocket - 245 p. - The legendary immortal, Tempus, takes his Sacred Band of Stepsons, an ancient cavalry squadron of paired lovers and friends, up the steeps of Wizardwall in this second 'Beyond Sanctuary' adventure. The mission is to assure the survival and the freedom of the Nisibisi Successors. The enemy is the expanding Mygdonian empire and the wizards who serve her. Mythology, ancient history, and fantasy mix in a heady brew of love and war in an ancient military context. These aren't modern characters in ancient dress: they act, think, and suffer as did the heroes of archaic times... (G, cover puncture) |
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Morris, Janet E. & Morris - Medusa - Baen - 121328 € 4,50 Essef - 1986 - first printing - pocket - 343 p. - From a Soviet silo on the sea of Japan, a single missile rises, and the world trembles on the brink of atomic war. Our only hope - MEDUSA. (F) |
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Morris, Kenneth - The Fates of the Princes of Dyfed - Newcastle Publishing / Thorsons Publishers - 8153143 € 12,75 SF/Fantasy - 1978 - paperback - illustrated - 355 p. - A retelling of the first four tales of the Mabinogion, a cycle of Welsh myths about the early history of Britain. - Rare. (G+, in good condition, except that the very first page has insect damage on bottom corner) |
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Morris, William - Early Romances in Prose and Verse - J. M. Dent & Sons Ltd. - 8153144 € 12,00 Fantasy - 1973 - paperback - 328 p. - A collection of stories by William Morris, partly Arturian Fantasy. The volume contains the early creative works of William Morris in prose and verse, all written by the time he was twentyfour. (VG) |
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Morris, William - The Well at the World's End - Del Rey - 103617 € 7,50 Fantasy - 1977 - Revised edition, second printing - 562 p. - The most entrancing of William Morris's late romances... part futuristic fantasy novel... part beautiful, elaborate, old-fashioned fairy tale. Morris writes his magic love story with a sense of color, pattern, and the sheer imaginative fervor of one of the most brilliant decorative artists there has ever been. (VG) |
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