The Eternal Champion
by Michael Moorcock · first published 1996
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I owned and read pretty much all of The Eternal Champion "sequence"[0] back in the 80's. Sure, some of the prose wasn't exactly slick, but I found them deeply satisfying and a damn fine fun read. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eternal_Champion#The_Eternal_C...
on “Earthsea – A Rival to Tolkien and George RR Martin (2015)” ↗The author of this article plainly hasn't heard of Michael Moorcock, who's been writing about the multiverse since the late 1960s with stories like The Dreaming City, The Eternal Champion, The Black Corridor, Behold The Man, etc. https://www.michaelmoorcock.net/
on “All at Once, the Multiverse Is Everywhere” ↗Hmm looks like the essay-on-essay author has only read the Elric part of the Eternal Champion.
on “Why Michael Moorcock Despises Tolkien and C. S. Lewis” ↗clearly you have read a significant portion of the Saga of the Eternal Champion.
on “All possible plots by major authors (2020)” ↗