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The Alternate Lavender Island: Liam Connell.

Yeah Warlord of the Air and Anno! (I actually missed the Reagan bit first time I read it) I think I prefer The Land Leviathan, as Moorcock's able to get right into it and you get the complicated nature of the "Black Atilla" and his crusade.
 
Charles EP M. said:
Yeah Warlord of the Air and Anno! (I actually missed the Reagan bit first time I read it) I think I prefer The Land Leviathan, as Moorcock's able to get right into it and you get the complicated nature of the "Black Atilla" and his crusade.
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It's been a long time since I read it, but you might be right - it's certainly the one with the least amount of the tiresome multiverse stuff.
 
I haven't read Michael Moorcock for a long time; I think I was about eight or so and so not only don't I remember much, but I'm sure I missed a lot of nuances. Maybe I should seek out a library copy to properly appreciate the comments in the article and above...

This is a book I admire and respect. I’m just not sure that I like it. Still, what a feat of writing.
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That's a great summary of my feelings about The Years of Rice and Salt too - I just never managed to put it into words.
 
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