Dear all,
John & Maureen Davey are proud to present Moorcography.org: The Michael Moorcock Bibliography, a work in (slow) progress.
The homepage address is this: https://moorcography.org,
although this page explains more about the website: https://moorcography.org/about.
It is still in its very earliest stages of development, and will take many years to come even close to completion. So we've decided to launch the site now (as it says above) as a work in slow progress.
The only two areas with any (vaguely) substantial data entries are...
https://moorcography.org/books
and https://moorcography.org/appendices.
The intention is to enter more data each and every day, although not always solely in those two areas.
N.B. (1): Please note that the site has not really been designed to be viewed on a mobile/cell ’phone, and would be best experienced on a desktop, laptop or tablet.
N.B. (2): Through no fault of our own, it is also not best viewed using the "discontinued" (i.e. superceded) 'Internet Explorer' web browser.
N.B. (3): For those of you interested in knowing a little more about the life and work of Michael Moorcock, please see: https://moorcography.org/michael-moorcock-2.
Any additions, comments, corrections or queries -- you know where to find us...
Thanx & best,
John & Maureen Davey.
John & Maureen Davey are proud to present Moorcography.org: The Michael Moorcock Bibliography, a work in (slow) progress.
The homepage address is this: https://moorcography.org,
although this page explains more about the website: https://moorcography.org/about.
It is still in its very earliest stages of development, and will take many years to come even close to completion. So we've decided to launch the site now (as it says above) as a work in slow progress.
The only two areas with any (vaguely) substantial data entries are...
https://moorcography.org/books
and https://moorcography.org/appendices.
The intention is to enter more data each and every day, although not always solely in those two areas.
N.B. (1): Please note that the site has not really been designed to be viewed on a mobile/cell ’phone, and would be best experienced on a desktop, laptop or tablet.
N.B. (2): Through no fault of our own, it is also not best viewed using the "discontinued" (i.e. superceded) 'Internet Explorer' web browser.
N.B. (3): For those of you interested in knowing a little more about the life and work of Michael Moorcock, please see: https://moorcography.org/michael-moorcock-2.
Any additions, comments, corrections or queries -- you know where to find us...
Thanx & best,
John & Maureen Davey.
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