This is sort of a public service announcement for Moorcock fans. I'll leave it up to Berry to decide if he wants to leave it here or move it. The other week I got hold of a copy of the Dude's Dreams book off ebay. What I didn't realize at the time was that I'd bought it off the book's author Brian Tawn, who publishes Hawkfan. A bit of info here about Brian and Hawkfan here:
http://www.hawkwindmuseum.co.uk/hawkfan.htm
After an exchange of emails, I found out that Brian still has stocks of the book available at the original published price. He also continues to sell copies on ebay. Anyway, the whole point of this thread is to make people aware that the book is still available, as copies often go for quite high prices on ebay from other sellers. Brian is too modest to mention the book here himself, and in his own words 'didn't like the idea of using Mike's site for my benefit', so he left it up to me whether I wanted to mention it once I received my copy.
For those not aware, the book is a 106 page A5 sized bound paperback from 1997. As well as Brian's text detailing Mike's involvement in music over the years, lots of Mike's lyrics are reproduced and there are numerous great illustrations by Andreas Stuwe, plus some photos of Mike and a discography. Mike helped in the preparation of the book and has known Brian for many years.
If you are interested in getting a copy you can email Brian at [email protected] for details.
I thought the book was worthy of a mention; it makes a nice volume to sit on the shelf next to Jeff Gardner's Age Of Chaos
http://www.hawkwindmuseum.co.uk/hawkfan.htm
After an exchange of emails, I found out that Brian still has stocks of the book available at the original published price. He also continues to sell copies on ebay. Anyway, the whole point of this thread is to make people aware that the book is still available, as copies often go for quite high prices on ebay from other sellers. Brian is too modest to mention the book here himself, and in his own words 'didn't like the idea of using Mike's site for my benefit', so he left it up to me whether I wanted to mention it once I received my copy.
For those not aware, the book is a 106 page A5 sized bound paperback from 1997. As well as Brian's text detailing Mike's involvement in music over the years, lots of Mike's lyrics are reproduced and there are numerous great illustrations by Andreas Stuwe, plus some photos of Mike and a discography. Mike helped in the preparation of the book and has known Brian for many years.
If you are interested in getting a copy you can email Brian at [email protected] for details.
I thought the book was worthy of a mention; it makes a nice volume to sit on the shelf next to Jeff Gardner's Age Of Chaos
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