Trivia

Songwriter and member of various rock bands, including Michael Moorcock & The Deep Fix, Hawkwind, Blue Öyster Cult, and Spirits Burning.

In 1971, Wendy Pini (of Elfquest fame) was working on an animated version of Moorcock's popular "Stormbringer" novels. Work stopped in 1973 after Pini decided the project was overwhelming her. Moorcock showed limited enthusiasm when shown preliminary work in 1976, and the animation has not been returned to since. Artwork and a rough plot description are available in Law And Chaos, now out of print.

Prolific science fiction and fantasy author who has won the British Science Fiction Association Award (1966), the Nebula Award (1967), the Derleth Award (1972, 1974, 1975, 1976), the Guardian Fiction Prize (1977), the Campbell Memorial Award (1979), and the World Fantasy Award (1979).

Has published fiction under the pseudonyms Bill Barclay, Edward P. Bradbury, James Colvin, and Desmond Reid.

Became editor of New Worlds magazine in 1964, which would be known for the New Wave of science fiction.

Living with his wife in Austin, Texas, and Mallorca, Spain. (March 2003)

Known for popularizing the multiverse in mainstream fiction.