moorcock
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1. moorcock - Noun
2. Moorcock - Proper noun
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male red grouse
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After these initial Elric tales, Moorcock periodically published short tales throughout the 1960s and early 1970s, such as 1967's "The Singing Citadel" and 1973's "The Jade Man's Eyes".
After a disagreement between Moorcock and Chaosium, the Stormbringer line was discontinued.
A decade later Moorcock began an original Elric trilogy, beginning with The Dreamthief's Daughter (2001), followed by The Skrayling Tree (2003) and The White Wolf's Son (2005).
Cawthorn was the primary author of the selections "mainly", according to Cawthorn, and of the text "by far", according to Moorcock.
Further, in describing how his writing relates to his political philosophy, Moorcock says, "My books frequently deal with aristocratic heroes, gods and so forth.
He followed this with Michael Moorcock: Death is No Obstacle, a book-length interview in 1992.