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Michael Moorcock


Legends from the End of Time

Legends from the End of Time

Tales from the End of Time: Book 1

Michael Moorcock

The high comedy of Michael Moorcock's outlandish futuristic world is at its most entertaining in these stories of the hedonistic immortals who dwell at the End of Time.

Werther de Goethe, womb-child and apprehensive optimist, find innocence in the form of Catherine Gratitude. When Werther's paternal feelings tourn to lust, he rejoices in a remorse he has never known before.

The Duke of Queens, always game for something diverting, challenges Lord Shrk to a duel. To make the spoart all the more fun for the spectators, the duel will be to the death--even if death is something of a trick for immortals.

And, finally, there's the arrival of prudish time-traveler Dafnish Armatuce with her sixty-year-old son, Snuffles, in tow. Snuffles is all to delighted by what he sees at the End of Time, but the wanton abandon is a bit too much for his poor mother.

Michale Moorcock's sharp social satire is cause for celebration for that breed of readers who delight in wit, whimsey and brilliance of language.

Table of Contents:

  • Pale Roses - (1974) - novelette
  • White Stars - (1975) - novelette
  • Ancient Shadows - (1975) - novella
The Transformation of Miss Mavis Ming: A Messiah at the End of Time

The Transformation of Miss Mavis Ming: A Messiah at the End of Time

Tales from the End of Time: Book 2

Michael Moorcock

A self-proclaimed savior has arrived at the End of Time, home of the deliciously decadent and frightfully bored. Unfortunately, the last thing they need is a messiah. Especially one like Fireclown--who offers such unlikely gifts as Madness, Pain and Doom.

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