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Dancers At The End Of Time Books in Order

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Explore the Dancers at the End of Time books by Michael Moorcock in order, with short summaries of their time travel, unusual romances, and immortal society.

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Dancers At The End Of Time books in publication order

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1

An Alien Heat

by Michael Moorcock

1972

At the end of the universe, Jherek Carnelian chooses to fall in love with displaced Victorian Amelia Underwood. When she returns to her own time, he follows her to London, where the conventions of her society bewilder his amoral sensibilities.

2

The Hollow Lands

by Michael Moorcock

1974

Jherek Carnelian finds a way back to nineteenth-century London, determined to pursue Amelia Underwood. But a visitor from the far future has little grasp of Victorian expectations, and his romantic search brings increasingly troublesome clashes between cultures.

3

Legends from the End of Time

by Michael Moorcock

1976

At the End of Time, immortal inhabitants invent elaborate diversions while visitors disrupt their careless pleasures. These linked tales follow outlandish romances and encounters in a world where style matters more than morality, even as the universe approaches collapse.

4

The End of All Songs

by Michael Moorcock

1976

Jherek Carnelian and Amelia Underwood return from the Devonian period to find the End of Time under attack. Their difficult romance unfolds amid the threat of extinction, questions about Jherek's past, and the strange workings of time itself.

5

Mavis Ming lives among the decadent immortals at the End of Time, hoping for attention and affection. The arrival of the self-proclaimed savior Emmanuel Bloom brings unwanted pursuit and new opportunities for the scheming Doctor Volospion.

6

Elric at the End of Time

by Michael Moorcock

1981

Elric's arrival among the immortals at the End of Time turns his dangerous adventures into material for their amusement. The title tale joins other fiction and commentary in a collection connecting Moorcock's fantasy worlds with his early creations.

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