Elric Books in Order
Part ofMichael Moorcock Books in OrderFind the Elric books by Michael Moorcock in order, with short summaries to guide you through the albino sorcerer’s adventures and his bond with Stormbringer.
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Elric books in publication order
12 books
The Singing Citadel
by Michael Moorcock
1970
Four fantasy tales bring together Elric, other warriors, and the refuge of Tanelorn, where an army of beggars confronts danger. Across the collection, strange designs and supernatural conflicts place human reason between the competing demands of Order and Chaos.
The Vanishing Tower
by Michael Moorcock
1970
Elric and Moonglum pursue the sorcerer Theleb K'aarna through the dangerous Young Kingdoms. Finding their enemy requires confronting supernatural threats and an alliance with Myshella, Empress of the Dawn, whose mysterious powers complicate Elric's struggle against the forces surrounding him.
Elric of Melniboné
by Michael Moorcock
1972
Elric rules the declining empire of Melniboné, troubled by his people's cruelty and his own physical weakness. His cousin Yyrkoon challenges his authority, drawing the emperor into a struggle where sorcery, ambition, and a powerful black sword threaten his independence.
Elric
by Michael Moorcock
1973
Elric, an ailing emperor of a decaying realm, depends on a deadly black sword for strength. Moorcock's text and Philippe Druillet's illustrations portray a sorcerer whose human attachments are threatened by the powers of Chaos.
The Sailor on the Seas of Fate
by Michael Moorcock
1976
Elric boards a mysterious ship that travels between worlds and across time. Joining three other warriors chosen for a desperate mission, he confronts alien sorcerers threatening their realities and discovers troubling connections between his fate and theirs.
Stormbringer
by Michael Moorcock
1977
When beings of Chaos abduct Elric's wife, he takes up the soul-drinking sword Stormbringer again. His effort to save her draws him into a widening struggle between supernatural powers, where personal love and the world's future become inseparable.
The Bane of the Black Sword
by Michael Moorcock
1977
Elric and Moonglum face sorcery, hostile kingdoms, and invading armies in these connected adventures. Threats to Tanelorn and the people Elric cares about challenge his dependence on Stormbringer, the powerful sword whose appetites complicate every attempt at protection.
The Weird of the White Wolf
by Michael Moorcock
1977
Elric wanders the Young Kingdoms, estranged from his people and bound to the soul-drinking sword Stormbringer. His search for purpose draws him into sorcery and conflict, while the weapon that sustains him threatens everyone caught in his path.
The Fortress of the Pearl
by Michael Moorcock
1989
Poisoned and blackmailed in a desert city, Elric must retrieve a pearl to obtain an antidote. The jewel exists inside a sleeping girl's mind, forcing him to enter a dream world filled with unfamiliar dangers.
The Revenge of the Rose
by Michael Moorcock
1991
Returning to the ruins of his homeland, Elric hears his dead father's tormented voice. Saving that soul means confronting the powers of Hell and trusting the mysterious Rose, whose involvement draws him into a dangerous quest.
The Dreamthief's Daughter
by Michael Moorcock
2001
Persecuted by the Nazis over an ancestral black sword and the Grail, Ulric von Bek escapes into another world. There he encounters Elric, whose identity intertwines with his own as they confront forces threatening both realities.
The White Wolf's Son
by Michael Moorcock
2005
Young Oonagh von Bek is pursued into underground realms by dangerous strangers. Elric and Oona follow across worlds, seeking to protect her and thwart enemies whose plans extend beyond kidnapping to control of the entire multiverse.
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