Il est fait référence aux œuvres de Fritz Leiber et de M. John Harrison .
Sur l’heroic fantasy
Michael Moorcock Citations
Les Aventures de Jerry Cornelius
Michael Moorcock: Citations en anglais
“How many generations need to comply in a fallacy before it becomes accepted as truth?”
The Cornelius Quartet, The Condition of Muzak (1977)
Source: The BL 755 cluster bomb (p. 652)
“Stagnation’s no substitute for stability.”
The Cornelius Quartet, The Condition of Muzak (1977)
Source: Optics for defence (p. 649)
“The barbarians don’t come from outside the walls any more, do they?”
The Cornelius Quartet, The English Assassin (1972)
Source: The Hill (p. 579)
“Is there anything sadder, I wonder, than an assassin with nobody left to kill?”
The Cornelius Quartet, The English Assassin (1972)
Source: The Alternative Apocalypse 1 (p. 399)
“Technology is potential freedom from brutality.”
The Cornelius Quartet, A Cure for Cancer (1971)
Source: Beyond the X ecliptic (p. 316)
“Time to be moving; moves to be timing.”
The Cornelius Quartet, A Cure for Cancer (1971)
Source: Beyond the X ecliptic (p. 314)
The Cornelius Quartet, A Cure for Cancer (1971)
Source: Ex-bank clerk slave girl in private sin palace (p. 172)
“You think we are in danger there?”
Source: Book 3, Chapter 3 “The Conjunction of the Million Spheres” (pp. 379-380), Corum, The King of the Swords (1971)
Contexte: “Danger? It depends what you regard as dangerous. Some wisdom may be dangerous to one man and not to another.”
“It becomes so easy to believe what one wishes to believe.”
Source: Book 2, Chapter 2 “The Castle Built of Blood” (p. 320), Corum, The King of the Swords (1971)
Source: Book 2, Chapter 2 “The Castle Built of Blood” (p. 320), Corum, The King of the Swords (1971)
Source: Book 2, Chapter 1 “The Lake of Voices” (p. 197), Corum, The Queen of the Swords (1971)
Source: Book 1, Chapter 1 “What the Sea God Discarded” (p. 165), Corum, The Queen of the Swords (1971)
Source: Book 3, Chapter 6 “The God Feasters” (p. 139), Corum, The Knight of the Swords (1971)
Source: Prologue (p. 9), Corum, The Knight of the Swords (1971)