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StarShipSofa interviews Michael Moorcock Part 1

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Uploaded by on Jun 21, 2008

StarShipSofa the Audio Science Fiction Magazine blasted over to Paris to interview science fiction Grand Master Michael Moorcock.

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  • One of THE greatest fantasy writers ever. Period.

  • Not fair to comapre Gaiman to Moorcock. Moorcock's writing of Eternal Champion is so fun and so colorful - it is in a class by itself. A mythical inner truth.

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  • @pinworms70 You do realise these two "bums" are from the Hugo award winning Starship Sofa podcast? Who cares how they dress, they both love and respect Genre Fiction.

  • The best fantasy writer!

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    dick

  • The two guys interviewing Mr Moorcock look like a couple of street thughs...Like they might ask a question or two and then steal his stuff. Next time wear a button down shirt you bums.

  • and the name of a cat?;)

  • а как котика зовут?

  • @lambertsheepishlion Hmm, methinks you have a problem with the fella?

  • his work is trivial and he provides a gross misinterpretation in his essay "epic pooh." he is a hypocrite and his work will be forgotten in the next decade.

  • Moorcock is just standing on the shoulders of giants. He owes his popularity almost exclusively to the roads that Tolkien had paved some 40 years previously.

  • I've enjoyed reading Michael Moorcock's books, I have to agree with rutgerhauer666 that "Epic Pooh" was an epic failure. It was nothing more than a polemic against Professor Tolkien's Victorian sentimentalities and his Catholicism. While Moorcock derides Tolkien, he praises a lesser author (Philip Pullman), for echoing his own beliefs about religion.

    Moorcock is entitled to his own opinion, but his criticisms of Tolkien are lazy and intellectually dishonest.

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