Elric 1. Elric of Melniboné

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 1. Elric of Melniboné

• Novel: Elric of Melniboné
• Previously published: Previously published in an edited version entitled
  THE DREAMING CITY.
• Author by Michael Moorcock
• Cover art by Michael Whelan
• Map and illustration by John Collier and Walter Romanski
• Frontispiece by James Cawthorn
• No. 214
• Pages: 160
• Tue 19 Oct 1976

Author’s note

A version of this novel, re-edited without the author permission, was published under the title The Dreaming City by Lancer Books in 1972. The choice of the title was also not the author’s. This text follows that of the British edition published in 1972 by Hutchinson & Co., Ltd.

Contents

1. Prologue – p.1
2. Book One – p.9
   1. A Melancholy King: A Court Strives to Honour Him – p.11
   2. An Upstart Prince: He Confronts His Cousin – p.18
   3. Riding Through the Morning: A Moment of Tranquility – p.24
   4. Prisoners: Their Secrets Are Taken from Them – p.29
   5. A Battle: The King Proves His War-Skill – p.35
   6. Pursuit: A Deliberate Treachery – p.46
3. Book Two – p.53
   1. The Caverns of the Sea-King – p.55
   2. A New Emperor and An Emperor Renewed – p.60
   3. A Traditional Justice – p.67
   4. To Call the Chaos Lord – p.75
   5. The Ship Which Sails Over Land and Sea – p.81
   6. What The Earth God Desired – p.92
   7. King Grome – p.97
   8. The City And the Mirror – p.107
4. Book Three – p.123
   1. Through The Shade Gate – p.125
   2. In The City of Ameeron – p.130
   3. The Tunnel Under The Marsh – p.137
   4. Two Black Swords – p.145
   5. The Pale King’s Mercy – p.154
5. Epilogue – p.159

Back side

“Michael Moorcock begins to stand in relation to the
world of science fiction much as Poe stood in relation to
the Gothic novel…His albino prince Elric’s
handling of his sword Stormbringer has things in
common with the author’s handling of SF.
The weapon comes alive in his grip”
―Manchester Guardian

For ten thousand years Melninoné rules to the world.
Elric, the 428th Emperor, seemed destinated to
see that come to an end. An albino, sustained by
rare drugs, it fail to him to confront the rise of the
Young Kingdoms, of the monsters and sorceries which
were threatening to overwhelm him and his ancient crowns.

The Elric novels have already become classics of heroic
fantasy and future projection. DAW is proud to
present them to an eager public in the new editions, corrected
and revised by Micael Moorcock.

ELRIC OF MELNIBONÉ is the first.

FROM DAW
THE LAND OF LEVIATHAN by Michael Moorcock
(UY1214―$1.25)
A WORLD CLASS CAMELOT by Arthus H. Landis
(UY1244―$1.25)
THE STORM LORD by Tanith Lee
(UE1233―$1.25)
GATE OF IVREL by C.J. Cherryh
(UY1226―$1.25)

Other pictures

Special hardcover editions

The first Elric was special hardcover edition Elric of Melniboné (1977), illustrated by Robert Gould on Blue Star Publishers. See isfdb and amazon. The second special hardcover edition The Sailor on the Seas of Fate (11 Oct or 10 Nov 1977), was unfortunately unfinished. The fourth special hardcover edition Vanishing Tower (31 May 1981). See the Elric Demonslayer, isfdb and amazon.

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