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Woah! You are really flying high these days!
Ah, Moorcock. I still remember reading The Cornelius Chronicles for the first time. In those days, I was a relative newcomer to sci-fi; I remember some shock, and a lotta revelation. I liked his Melnibone series. What an amazingly prolific author.
You can't wait? I can't wait!