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The Locus Index to Science Fiction: 1984-1998

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MOORCOCK, MICHAEL (books) (chron.) (continued)

_____, reviews:

* Celebrating Romance, (br) The Daily Telegraph 1988; also as “People of the Book”.
* Cities of the Red Night: A Review, (br) Savoy Dreams, ed. David Britton & Michael Butterworth, Savoy 1984
* Disarming Evil, (br) The New Statesman 1994; a review of From the Teeth of Angels.
- Tales from the Texas Woods, Mojo Press 1997
* A Fiercer Hen, (br) The New Statesman Jul 29 1976; review of Again, Dangerous Visions and The Beast That Shouted Love at the Heart of the World.
- Casablanca, London: Gollancz 1989
* The Fortunes of Filth, (br) The Guardian Jul 1 1988; also as “Who’s Really Covering Up?”.
* A Lacklustre London, (br) The London Daily News 1987; also as “Taking the Life Out of London”.
* Literally London, (br) Punch 1988; review of Literary London.
- Casablanca, London: Gollancz 1989
* London Lost and Found [“On the Seamy Side”], (br) The Daily Telegraph Nov 5 1988; uncut version of a review of The Night and the City.
- Casablanca, London: Gollancz 1989
* Mervyn Peake [“Peake: Talent into Genius”], (br) Books and Bookmen Apr 1979; review of Peake’s Progress.
- Casablanca, London: Gollancz 1989
* Nestor Makhno, (br) 1982
- The Opium General, Harper & Row 1984
* On the Seamy Side, (br) The Daily Telegraph Nov 5 1988; also as “London Lost and Found”.
* Peake: Talent into Genius, (br) Books and Bookmen Apr 1979; also as “Mervyn Peake”.
* People of the Book [“Celebrating Romance”], (br) The Daily Telegraph 1988; uncut version of a review of Leo the African.
- Casablanca, London: Gollancz 1989
* The Smell of Old Vienna, (br) Los Angeles Times Jul 3 1988; review of Postcards from the End of the World.
- Casablanca, London: Gollancz 1989
* The Sun of Its Parts, (br) The New Statesman 1994; a review of The Arabian Nights: A Companion.
- Tales from the Texas Woods, Mojo Press 1997
* Taking the Life Out of London [“A Lacklustre London”], (br) The London Daily News 1987; review of Londoners.
- Casablanca, London: Gollancz 1989
* Who’s Really Covering Up? [“The Fortunes of Filth”], (br) The Guardian Jul 1 1988; review of Porn Gold.
- Casablanca, London: Gollancz 1989

_____, trans.

* The Storeroom of Lost Desire, by Josef Nesvadba, (ss) Interzone #30 1989; tr. by Georges Theiner

MOORE, ALAN (1953- ); see pseudonym Kurt Vile (books)

MOORE, ANNE

MOORE, BEVERLY

MOORE, BRIAN (1921-1999)

MOORE, C(atherine) L(ucille) (1911-1987); see pseudonyms Lawrence O’Donnell & Lewis Padgett (books) (chron.)

MOORE, CLINT

* Basil’s Dilemma, (ss) Crossroads Jul 1993

MOORE, FIONA

MOORE, FRANK

* Has Anybody Seen the Bridge?, (ar) Puck #10 1994

MOORE, FRANK FRANKFORT (1855-1931)

MOORE, GARRY

* Naked Came the Farmer, Chapter 11: Off the Beaten Path, (rr) Accent Apr 10 1998
- Naked Came the Farmer, Philip José Farmer, Mayfly Productions 1998

MOORE, GEORGE (Augustus) (1852-1933)

MOORE, GREG

* Profile of Poul Anderson, (bg) Midnight Zoo v1 #4 1991

MOORE, J. MICHAEL

* The Strange Case of Mr. Sauyer and Mr. James, (ss) AHMM Dec 1996

MOORE, J. T.

* Once Is Not Enough: A Survey of Horror Series, Featuring: Alien, in Film and Fiction, (ar) The Scream Factory Spr 1994

MOORE, JAMES A. (books) (chron.)

MOORE, JOHN C(ecil) (1907-1967)

MOORE, JOHN F. (books)

MOORE, JOHN TRAVERS

MOORE, JOHN W.

* The Persistant Mr. Olgethorpe, (vi) Haunts #17 1989

MOORE, JOSEPH

* Ice, Reflecting the Sun, (ss) Roadworks #2 1998

MOORE, JUDI

MOORE, KARL-RENÉ

MOORE, LILIAN (née Levenson) (1909-2004)

MOORE, MADELEINE

* In Stormy Waters, (vi) Broadsword Fll 1995

MOORE, MARSHALL

MOORE, NANCY JANE (chron.)

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