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Erekosë is the definitive Eternal Champion, so this is the definitive Eternal Champion story. It's really quite a simple story of distrust and betrayal, but it's one that really succeeds thanks to its epic scope (within the world) and its epic-er scope (within the multiverse). A great cornerstone for Moorcock's entire mythos.
Erekosë is the definitive Eternal Champion, so this is the definitive Eternal Champion story. It's really quite a simple story of distrust and betrayal, but it's one that really succeeds thanks to its epic scope (within the world) and its epic-er scope (within the multiverse). A great cornerstone for Moorcock's entire mythos.
Nov 2014 · The Eternal Champion Book 1 · Titan Books (US, CA) The Eternal Champion: An Eternal Champion Novel - Ebook written by Michael Moorcock. Read this book using Google Play Books app on your PC, android, iOS devices. Download for offline reading, highlight, bookmark or take notes while you read The Eternal Champion: An Eternal Champion ...
Book 1-2 omnibus US. The Eternal Champion. by Michael Moorcock. 3.93 · 2,933 Ratings · 70 Reviews · published 1970 · 12 editions. Young and old, familiar fans and newcomers, will b…. Want to Read. Rate it: This is the original series about John Daker, who becomes Erekosë, the Eternal Champion.These books are also a part of the Eternal ...
4. Nov. 2014 · “The Eternal Champion” clocks in at a mere 232 pages, which seems like a breath of fresh air given how long so many fantasy novels tend to be. Overall, “The Eternal Champion” is a quick, thought-provoking story that plays an important role in the mythology Moorcock has created. Fans of Moorcock’s other works, or of vintage fantasy in general, should find it a thoroughly satisfying read.
- Michael Moorcock
Read 117 reviews from the world’s largest community for readers. John Daker dreams of other worlds, and a name: Erekosë. He finds the strength to answer th…
Erekosë is the definitive Eternal Champion, so this is the definitive Eternal Champion story. It's really quite a simple story of distrust and betrayal, but it's one that really succeeds thanks to its epic scope (within the world) and its epic-er scope (within the multiverse). A great cornerstone for Moorcock's entire mythos.
