This is the first book in The Elric Saga, possibly Michael Moorcock's most classic Fantasy series. It's very much in the sword and sorcery category with magic, magical swords, quests and obstacles and everything that makes for a good adventure. The one problem I have with the series is that it's s...
The Improbable Adventures of Sherlock Holmes edited by John Joseph Adams Original Publication Year: 2009 Genre(s): Anthology, Mystery, Speculative Series: NA Awards: None Format: eBook Narrated by: NA This was the last book I finished in 2014 and it fulfilled one of the categories in the Eclectic ...
There is absolutely no doubt that The Whispering Swarm is technically brilliant. The complex interplay of autobiography, real-life history, invented mythology, and pulp adventure is, really, quite stunning to behold. Never before have I seen so many genres and themes at play within the same text, al...
So, apparently, according to reviews, this was not only brilliant, but about a dude named Reuben Flagg who was going to save America from the ultra-violent, ultra-sexualized, ultra-commercialized hell it had become. The problem was that Flagg himself slept around, and worked for the Plex, which ...
The end of the whole series played to it's predictability and though it was a good idea, it's realization came a bit flat and forced and the end itself kind of rushed.There were really big possibilities with this story - both on the excitement and the scope of canvas (whole multiverse), yet apart fr...
Banal cause requires banal solution - Balance is both a metaphor and physical reality :)However, here is (finally) something that was expected much sooner and in more details and glory - union of Eternal Champions with the incarnations that have not appeared in Moorcock's original work justly left o...
Though the culprits behind the whole problem with the Balance are not much of a surprise, together with even more banal motif for their behavior, which strangely, makes more sense, their incarnation in this comic is magnificent. Every frame is filled to the brim with presence of creatures of Law and...
I simply love all the metaphysical discussions and explanations of multiverse, moving through it and everyone that wants to rule the worlds (or defend them and the precious Balance). For that alone enjoyable but there is a special bonus for the Epiphone T640, The Black Falcon.
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