Elric 3. The Weird of the White Wolf

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These are the seven DAW books on Elric:

1. Elric of Melniboné (edited version of The Dreaming City) ★ (Oct 1976)
2. The Sailor on the Seas of Fate ★★ (Dec 1976)
3. The Weird of the White Wolf (partial version of The Stealer Of Souls) ★★★ (Mar 1977)
4. The Vanishing Tower (earlier version of The Sleeping Sorceress) ★★★★ (Jun 1977)
5. The Bane of the Black Sword ★★★★★ (Oct 1977)
6. Stormbringer ★★★★★★ (Nov 1977)
7. Elric at the End of Time (May 1985)

Addition there are:

• Conan and Elric
• Michael Moorcock
• Michael Whelan
• Urish’s Hoard – The Guide To Elric Collectibles

The Elric Saga 3. The Weird of the White Wolf

• Novel: The Weird of the White Wolf
• Number: The Third Novel of Elric of Melniboné
• Previously published: A partial version was previously published as
  THE STEALER OF SOULS
• Author by Michael Moorcock
• Cover painting by Michael Whelan
• Map and illustration by John Collier and Walter Romanski
• Frontispiece by James Cawthorn
• No. 233
• Pages: 159
• Tue 15 Mar 1977
• Fix-up novel
• Ideogram from Ace/Berkley
• Runed numbering system

Author’s note

Part of this book originally appeared in a volume entitled The Stealer of Souls, published in the U.S.A. by Lancer Books in 1967. The revised version contains two sections never previously published in chronological sequence but which appeared out of context in a collection entitled The Singing Citadel published in the U.S.A. by Berkley Medalion Books in 1970. This is the first time this revised edition has been published in any country.

Contents

1. Elric – p.1
2. Prologue: THE DREAM OF EARL AUBEC – p.8
   • original chapter: Master of Chaos (May 1964)
3. Book One: THE DREAMING CITY – p.27
   • chapter ONE – p.29
   • chapter TWO – p.38
   • chapter THREE – p.48
   • chapter FOUR – p.59
   • original chapter: The Dreaming City (Jun 1961)
4. Book Two: WHILE THE GODS LAUGH – p.69
   • chapter ONE – p.71
   • chapter TWO – p.79
   • chapter THREE – p.91
   • chapter FOUR – p.101
   • original chapter: While the Gods Laugh (Oct 1961)
5. Book Three: THE SINGING CITADEL – p.113
   • chapter ONE – p.115
   • chapter TWO – p.122
   • chapter THREE – p.127
   • chapter FOUR – p.133
   • chapter FIVE – p.150
   • original chapter: The Greater Conqueror (Apr 1963), retitled The Singing Citadel (May 1967)

Back side

“We must be bound to one another then. Bound by
hell-forged chains and fate-haunted circumstance. Well,
then – let it be thus so – and men will have cause to
tremble and flee when they hear the names of Elric of
Melnibone and Stormbringer, his sword. We are two of a
kind – produced by an age which has deserted us. Let
us give this age cause to hate us.”

Imrryr, the dreaming city; Yyrkoon, the hated
usurper; Cymoril, the beloved… all had fallen to
the fury and unearthly power of the albino prince and his
terrible sword. And Elric faced at last the fate that was
to be his in this haunted era – that he must go forth,
sword and man as one, and havoc and horror would be
forever at his forefront until he found the Purpose
that was yet obscured to him.

THE WEIRD OF THE WHITE WOLF
is the authorized, revised and finally completed novel
of the third book of Elric.

FROM DAW
By Michael Moorcock:
ELRIC OF MELNIBONÉ  UY1259―$1.25
THE SAILOR ON THE SEAS OF FATE  UY1270―$1.25
THE JEWEL IN THE SKULL  UY1276―$1.25
LEGENDS FROM THE END OF TIME  UY1281―$1.25
THE LAND OF LEVIATHAN  UY1214―$1.25

The Jewel in the Skull is The History of the Runestaff 1 of 4 books. Cover art by Michael Whelan on The Land Leviathan.

Other pictures

Servants of Chaos

See more on newly recorded versions of 1970’s rarities:

Half Past Human

Controversy: in the credits on Half Past Human, there is no mention at all of “Michael Moorcock”, the creator of Elric.

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