Michael Moorcock

Michael John Moorcock is an English writer known for science fiction and fantasy.

He began his career as a teenage editor for Tarzan Adventures and later edited New Worlds magazine, fostering the science fiction "New Wave" movement.

Moorcock's writing is influenced by various works, including Edgar Rice Burroughs and George Bernard Shaw.

He often uses pseudonyms and the initials "JC" in his work, which also appear in his Eternal Champion characters.

Moorcock's notable works include the Nebula award-winning novella "Behold the Man" and his Elric saga, which has significantly impacted the fantasy genre.