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"Gusto is not a word often applied to the contemporary English novel, but it is precisely the word to describe the extraordinary Michael Moorcock... The writing gallops along...enthralling - it makes Ian Fleming's Bond novels look like sober pieces of dull reportage..." (Alan Massie Scotsman)
"There will be no more challenging novel published in 2006." (Brian Morton Sunday Herald)
"What is extraordinary about Moorcock's fiction is the largeness of the design. Moorcock has the bravura of the nineteenth-century novelist; he takes risks, he uses fiction as if it were a divining rod for the age's most significant concerns." (Peter Ackroyd)
"Moorcock can be funny, his irony is blissful, but the effect of his writing is grim. He shares one remarkable quality with such disparate giants as Trollope and Proust: when we read him we want more and have no appetite, at least for a while, for anyone else's fiction. He casts a heady, enslaving spell." (Ruth Rendell)
A major literary event: the final volume in the legendary Pyat Quartet.
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