Von Bek Family Books in Order
Von Bek Family is a series of 5 books written by Michael Moorcock.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Von Bek Family books in publication order
5 books
The Sundered Worlds
by Michael Moorcock
1962
Humanity has reached the stars, but the universe itself now threatens to collapse. Count Renark von Bek and his companions investigate a mysterious galaxy outside ordinary space and time, seeking a means of survival whose consequences may be equally dangerous.
The War Hound and the World's Pain
by Michael Moorcock
1981
Mercenary Ulrich von Bek deserts the horrors of the Thirty Years' War and finds refuge in a mysterious castle. There, Lucifer offers him a chance to save his soul by searching for the Cure for the World's Pain.
The Brothel in Rosenstrasse
by Michael Moorcock
1982
An aging Rickhardt von Bek recalls taking refuge in a brothel with a young lover during a nineteenth-century siege. His account entangles desire, confinement, and war, leaving the past filtered through the unreliable memories of a dying man.
The City in the Autumn Stars
by Michael Moorcock
1986
Disillusioned with the French Revolution, Manfred von Bek flees to Mirenburg and joins an unusual company of travelers. Their search for the Holy Grail leads toward the mystical Mittelmarch, where political disappointment gives way to stranger questions of salvation.
Lunching with the Antichrist
by Michael Moorcock
1994
Seven linked stories follow the von Bek family's search for meaning amid a troubled twentieth century. Characters turn to music, drugs, belief, and political action, confronting the limits of each response to personal loss and collective violence.
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