Eternal Champion Books in Order
Part ofMichael Moorcock Books in OrderExplore Michael Moorcock's Eternal Champion books in order, with short summaries to guide you through the connected worlds and help you choose where to begin.
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Eternal Champion books in publication order
10 books
Phoenix in Obsidian / The Silver Warriors
by Michael Moorcock
1970
John Daker is summoned away from the woman he loves and takes another identity, Urlik Skarsol, Prince of the Southern Ice. Compelled to fight tyranny again, he must wield the Black Sword while seeking a return to peace and Ermizhad.
The Eternal Champion
by Michael Moorcock
1970
John Daker answers mysterious calls and arrives in another world as the warrior Erekosë. Recruited to defend humanity against the Eldren, he begins questioning his allies' conduct, making loyalty more difficult than the straightforward battle he was promised.
Corum: The Coming of Chaos
by Michael Moorcock
1972
This omnibus follows Prince Corum from the slaughter of his people into a struggle against the Lords of Chaos. The Knight, Queen, and King of the Swords trace his search for vengeance, companionship, and freedom from powers manipulating entire worlds.
Earl Aubec and Other Stories
by Michael Moorcock
1979
This collection ranges across distant history, contemporary life, and imagined futures, bringing together heroes facing hostile worlds and uncertain destinies. Fantasy adventures and stranger encounters explore the conflicts between individual choices and forces that threaten to overwhelm them.
The Swords of Heaven, the Flowers of Hell
by Michael Moorcock
1979
Erekosë takes on the identity of Clen, a noble in the Dream Marches, where prosperous Heaven borders impoverished Hell. Encounters with strange Angels and rival peoples challenge the apparent divisions between good and evil in this graphic adventure.
The Dragon in the Sword
by Michael Moorcock
1986
John Daker, the Eternal Champion, searches the multiverse for his lost love Ermizhad and release from endless warfare. A dark ship carries him toward another dangerous struggle, testing his attempt to reclaim a life from Fate's demands.
The Roads Between The Worlds
by Michael Moorcock
1991
Three science fiction novels explore threatened worlds: unstable versions of Earth, a society unsettled by the Fireclown, and a planet that no longer rotates. Their inhabitants face collapsing certainties about survival, political authority, and death.
A Nomad of the Time Streams
by Michael Moorcock
1999
This trilogy follows British officer Oswald Bastable through alternate twentieth centuries. Encountering airship empires, revolutionary movements, and unfamiliar wars, he must question his imperial loyalties while searching for a way through the shifting currents of time.
Kane of Old Mars
by Michael Moorcock
2000
Transported from Earth to ancient Mars, Kane becomes embroiled in the rivalries of its unfamiliar peoples. These three adventures combine strange creatures, political conflicts, and romance as he tries to survive and find his place on another world.
The Skrayling Tree: The Albino in America
by Michael Moorcock
2004
Ulric von Bek is abducted while vacationing in Canada, sending Oona and Elric on separate journeys through a mythic America. Their quests converge around the Skrayling Tree, whose destruction would threaten every reality it contains.
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