New Releases by Michael Moorcock

As intrigue, seduction, and sorcery rock the mighty kingdom of Albion, the wise and beloved Queen Gloriana searches in vain for fulfullment as a woman

The challenge comes from the bleak marshes of Kamarg. Dorian Hawkmoon, Hero of Londra and Champion of the Runestaff, must enter battle with the brass-armored warrior from the lands beyond the grave: Count Brass, leading and army of the Dead in a war against Destiny itself...

Kirkus Reviews criticized the novel, saying: "...though Moorcock may want all the ugly rhetoric to be read as the ravings of a self-deluding liar and knave, the ironies--e.g., Pyat''s own secret Jewishness--aren''t as clear here as they were in Byzantium Endures. So this 600-page novel, for all its scene-by-scene skill, soon becomes a cold, tedious exercise--short on genuine character or charm, basically shapeless, faintly unpleasant."

After discovering the illicit pleasures of sex and cocaine in Odessa, Dimitri Pyatnitski studies engineering in St Petersburg, where he experiments with weapons technology as World War I shock-waves spread. And amid the chaos of colliding factions he needs all his natural powers of survival.

The War Hound and the World''s Pain is a 1981 fantasy novel by English writer Michael Moorcock, the first of the "von Bek" series of novels. The book is set in Europe ravaged by the Thirty Years'' War. Its hero Ulrich von Bek is a mercenary and freethinker, who finds himself a damned soul in a castle owned by Lucifer.

Science fiction-roman.

Elric of melnibone, The sailor on the seas of fate, The weird of the white wolf.