For Sale First Edition

Stated First Edition - Price inside dustcover: $22.00 - The world is swirling with entropic decay, opening pockets of chaos that draw unsuspecting souls into a paralled universe. Blood tells the heartbreaking story of two pairs of star-crossed lovers caught between the old world, a lawless society ruled by gamblers and riverboat captains, and the new reality called the "Second Ether" in the first novel of a new fantasy trilogy.

Very-nice, clean copy of this 1974 Moorcock book. Dustcover shows slight wear & 2 small tears. Book has clean maroon boards. Slight bump bottom-front corner. NO writing, marks or tears inside book. Tight spine 176 pages - Bright pages.

Very-good condition. NO remainder marks or clippings. 705 pages. NO writing, marks or tears inisde book. Light page-tanning.

Paperback, G. 143pp, a worn reading copy only. ~ reprint. ~ First part of a trilogy.

Good 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall Paperback First Thus

1st Paperback Printing. 8.5 x 5.34 x 0.85 Nice Tight Clean copy ! Remainder mark. 352 pages. 8369

16mo over 5.75 - 6.75'' tall Nice Tight Clean copy ! Light spine crease. 159 pages. 9262

Having given us the adventures of Oona, daughter of the Dreamthief's daughter and the sorcerer Elric, Moorcock now provides a very exciting tale of Oonaugh, the Dreamthief's granddaughter, and introduces Jack D'Acre, Elric's son and Oona's twin. One summer day in Yorkshire, Oonaugh's grandparents' old enemy, Gaynor the Damned, chases Oonaugh into the underground realms of Middle March and abducts her. Oona and a band of avatars of the Eternal Champion follow, to rescue her and find Elric's son. In the cruel empire of Granbretan, four of the foulest sorcerers in all the worlds plan to destroy the Cosmic Balance and become the eternal overlords of the Multiverse. Lots of excellently described action, and Moorcook handles the adolescent viewpoint of Oonagh beautifully. Moorcock fans and plenty of other fantasy readers should consider this a must read. -- Booklist http://www.scrybepress.com/images/0446617458.jpg

edge wear, light page yellowing; First DAW printing. DAW Collector's #229. Contains three novellas: In ""Pale Roses"" Moorcock turns his wry wit on the search for a moral act in a society that is quintessentially amoral. In ""White Stars"" he shows that honor cannot be an issue in a society where there is nothing to lose. And in ""Ancient Shadows"", he introduces a stoic time traveler to the epicureans at the End of Time. http://www.scrybepress.com/images/kb003491.jpg