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Not the best of the series. The first book, Elric of Melnibone, is a masterpiece, an easily the best of the 6 book Elric Series.
"Stormbringer" I would probably place second. It is huge in scope, and has Elric facing off against a huge assortment of
Chaos Lords introduced in the earlier books.

** SPOILER ALERT ** One thing that annoyed me about this book was I was REALLY looking forward to a showdown between
Elric and his patron deity, Arioch, and you never get it. Well, actually, you do get it, but it is a VERY quick skirmish, and Elric
doesn't actually get to kill Arioch, only banishes him to planes of Hell. Moorcock would have better been served by bringing Arioch
in towards the end of the story, like he does with a bunch of other Lord of Chaos, like Paray and Xiombarg.


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Storm Bringer Elric Saga Book 6 Michael Moorcock 9780441787548 Books Reviews

I read this book when I was young and really enjoyed it. Though I had forgotten most of the storyline, it stayed as a fond memory. I bought it again and was most glad that I did. It reads as a novel in itself, lots of action, and lets the imagation see clearly the story as it unfolds. I am going to order the set of the Elrik novels because I liked it so much, lol, and I don't really even like to read books.
This was my favorite of the 6 Elric books I read. After this one I enjoyed the first tale "Elric of Melnibone"
Mmmmmmmmmoorecock!
Moorcock is truly a master of fantasy.

Give him a read if you want to know what good fantasy is like without the influence of Tolkien. (He was a contemporary, and said in interviews that he never read Tolkien.)

Tolkien focused on norse mythology, but Moorcock grew up reading Finnish mythology at his boarding school. It shows, and the resulting work is masterful, and of a very different flavor than the post-Tolkien fantasy world. I hope more people read Moorcock, especially writers!
Awesome book. Full of surprises and adventure.
Had read this before, and enjoyed it. Book was dated but in good overall condition. So I'm happy with my purchase.
This was okay too. I enjoyed the story but didn't feel drawn in. I wasn't wondering how much longer I had to go but there were a few parts that were slow. It was a steady narrative and it kept me going but Elric really didn't have to try very hard and things just fell into place for him. It was an okay story.
Not the best of the series. The first book, Elric of Melnibone, is a masterpiece, an easily the best of the 6 book Elric Series.
"Stormbringer" I would probably place second. It is huge in scope, and has Elric facing off against a huge assortment of
Chaos Lords introduced in the earlier books.

** SPOILER ALERT ** One thing that annoyed me about this book was I was REALLY looking forward to a showdown between
Elric and his patron deity, Arioch, and you never get it. Well, actually, you do get it, but it is a VERY quick skirmish, and Elric
doesn't actually get to kill Arioch, only banishes him to planes of Hell. Moorcock would have better been served by bringing Arioch
in towards the end of the story, like he does with a bunch of other Lord of Chaos, like Paray and Xiombarg.