
The New Nature of the Catastrophe
Language: English
Format: Paperback
ISBN 10: 1857980409
ISBN 13: 9781857980400
Publication date:
January 1st, 1993
Publisher: Millennium
Pages: 448
Genres: Science Fiction, Fantasy, Art & Photography
In a world teetering on the brink of chaos, a collection of visionary tales weaves together the multifaceted nature of catastrophe, invoking the unforgettable character of Jerry Cornelius. Each narrative, crafted by an eclectic assembly of esteemed authors, explores themes of transformation, dystopia, and the resilience of the human spirit. Moorcock’s memorable protagonist navigates surreal landscapes where reality bends and societal norms break down, offering readers a glimpse into the fragility of existence.
The stories within this anthology transcend mere fiction, delving into philosophical inquiries about humanity's role in an ever-changing universe. With contributions from noted sci-fi luminaries like Brian Aldiss and Norman Spinrad, readers will encounter imaginative scenarios that challenge their perceptions of time, identity, and morality. Each author brings a unique voice, maintaining a consistent tension between intrigue and dread.
As the narratives unfold, the shared dread of impending disaster and the unpredictable nature of fate draws the reader deeper into the fabric of these imaginative landscapes. Through compelling characters and richly detailed settings, the anthology invites contemplation on the fine line between creation and destruction, leaving an indelible mark on the reader's psyche.
The stories within this anthology transcend mere fiction, delving into philosophical inquiries about humanity's role in an ever-changing universe. With contributions from noted sci-fi luminaries like Brian Aldiss and Norman Spinrad, readers will encounter imaginative scenarios that challenge their perceptions of time, identity, and morality. Each author brings a unique voice, maintaining a consistent tension between intrigue and dread.
As the narratives unfold, the shared dread of impending disaster and the unpredictable nature of fate draws the reader deeper into the fabric of these imaginative landscapes. Through compelling characters and richly detailed settings, the anthology invites contemplation on the fine line between creation and destruction, leaving an indelible mark on the reader's psyche.