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Chronicles of Corum Books in Order

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Browse the Chronicles of Corum books by Michael Moorcock in order, with short plot summaries and a guide to the prince’s battles against Chaos.

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Chronicles of Corum books in publication order

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1

The King of the Swords

by Michael Moorcock

1971

Corum travels with Rhalina and Jhary-a-Conel to confront Mabelode, the Chaos lord whose influence has driven their world into war. Joining Elric and Erekosë offers help, but rescuing Rhalina and facing his family's killer make the struggle deeply personal.

2

The Knight of the Swords

by Michael Moorcock

1971

After the destruction of his family and people, Prince Corum seeks revenge against the powers behind their killers. A sorcerer offers supernatural replacements for his mutilated hand and eye, but accepting them brings dangerous obligations in a war between Law and Chaos.

3

The Queen of the Swords

by Michael Moorcock

1971

Corum's confrontation with Chaos draws the anger of Xiombarg, Queen of the Swords, threatening him and Rhalina with new enemies. Reaching the legendary City of the Pyramid offers hope, but the journey crosses unfamiliar planes filled with dangerous sorcery and creatures.

4

The Bull and the Spear

by Michael Moorcock

1973

Corum answers dreamlike calls from a future people persecuted by the giant Cold Folk. Helping them requires taming a powerful black bull, which sends him toward the dangerous island of Hy-Breasail in search of a magical spear capable of controlling it.

5

The Oak and the Ram

by Michael Moorcock

1973

The Cold Folk threaten the Mabden lands, but their High King Amergin is trapped by dark magic and cannot unite his people. Corum seeks the Golden Oak and Silver Ram, legendary talismans that may restore the king's power before the invaders prevail.

6

The Sword and the Stallion

by Michael Moorcock

1974

Corum must wield a magical sword and ride a formidable stallion as the Gods of Limbo threaten his world with Chaos. His quest draws him through treachery and dangerous battles, with the fate of the Earth at stake.

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