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Super Reader
The titular life remover, is, of course Jerry Cornelius himself. Again this is a book where England is an important part, or the collapse of England under the weight of its problems, and war. Jerry, in a bad way, will again have to deal with his considerably healthier for a change relatives, and Brunner, Beesley, and others, The usual happens, with...
Published on August 29, 2007 by Blue Tyson
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The English Assassin; what does it mean?
This book is remotely enjoyable, but is hard to understand, due to the way time changes and the plot jumps. I also had a hard time with Michael Moorcock's writing (he had a 27 line sentence) which makes the book even harder to understand. The sections entitled "Alternative Apocalypse" and "Late News" were enjoyable to read, but failed in any way...
Published on November 24, 1998
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The English Assassin; what does it mean?,
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This review is from: The English Assassin (Mass Market Paperback)
This book is remotely enjoyable, but is hard to understand, due to the way time changes and the plot jumps. I also had a hard time with Michael Moorcock's writing (he had a 27 line sentence) which makes the book even harder to understand. The sections entitled "Alternative Apocalypse" and "Late News" were enjoyable to read, but failed in any way to comprehensibly relate to the book.
4.0 out of 5 stars
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By Blue Tyson "- Research Finished" (Legion clubhouse) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The English Assassin (Mass Market Paperback)
The titular life remover, is, of course Jerry Cornelius himself. Again this is a book where England is an important part, or the collapse of England under the weight of its problems, and war.Jerry, in a bad way, will again have to deal with his considerably healthier for a change relatives, and Brunner, Beesley, and others, The usual happens, with the odd attempt to rule the world.
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Moorcock is a splendid mix of William S burroughs, Dickens, and Philip K Dick,
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This review is from: English Assassin (Hardcover)
The whole of the book: It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was all blended together and being offered in several alternatives.This is quite simply the most involving human story I have ever read. P.S Yes. To understand this you will have to read carefully and indepth and perhaps a second or even a third time. |
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The English Assassin by Michael Moorcock (Mass Market Paperback - 1972)
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