Jun 12, 2026 · 8 min · 8 segments
This episode returns to the work of Michael Moorcock, and to one of his many trilogies - the playful, baroque books that make up **The Dancers at the End of Time**. Strongly influenced by the writing…
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Almost all of Michael Moorcock's many novels are braided together into his vast multiverse.
His myriad characters like Elric of Melnibonet and Jerry Cornelius each have their many entrances and exits, and the stories make up a sprawling web with no true beginning nor final end.
In his fertile 1970s, Moorcock introduced a new series focusing on one particular ending for the multiverse, or at least one version of Earth, The Baroque Adventures of the Dancers at the End of Time.
Published between 1972 and 1976, the Dancers books are generally described as a trilogy, but may be better thought of as a single long novel issued in three volumes.
Almost all of Michael Moorcock's many novels are braided together into his vast multiverse.
His myriad characters like Elric of Melnibonet and Jerry Cornelius each have their many entrances and exits, and the stories make up a sprawling web with no true beginning nor final end.
In his fertile 1970s, Moorcock introduced a new series focusing on one particular ending for the multiverse, or at least one version of Earth, The Baroque Adventures of the Dancers at the End of Time.
Published between 1972 and 1976, the Dancers books are generally described as a trilogy, but may be better thought of as a single long novel issued in three volumes.
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