What is the deal with The Nomad of Time

[Wormwalk]

I just read the first of the three books with the Nomad of Time. It is not the White Wolf edition of the book, but looks more like an 80's version. WHat is interesting is that there is no mention of any of the Eternal Champiion references, as if it was not really part of the series. CAn anyone really fill me in and help me out with this mess?
P.S.= it really is a good book, but just anoying as far the Eternal Champion series goes.

[Michael Moorcock]

I actually used the rewritten Nomad of the Time Streams as a kind of pivot for the series when I was revising them all for the omnibus set.
So I added material, specifically to the final (and I thought weakest) volume, which needed rewriting anyway, so as to give some extra
substance both to the sequence and to the series as a whole. In the
omnibus version you'll find some additional ideas about the multiverse which I thought worth mentioning somewhere and that was for me the ideal place to put them.

[Elwher]

Whilst it is some time since I read the Bastable books (in their Quartet and Mayflower editions) they are linked into various other aspects of the story, particularly via Una Persson who also appears in the Cornelius stories, the End of Time, Gloriana (as Una of Scaith) and Elric as Oone.

I sometimes think that the EC is not the main character in the multiverse at all, there are three characters who keep turning up, Una, the Rose and Prinz Michael Lobokowitz - the whole sequence is about them!

[Michael Moorcock]

Good point. Certainly Rose appears across the board, in both fantasy and non-fantasy roles!
And, Berry, how come you've got a picture of me up suddenly that makes me look as if I'm about to shout 'Roy! Roy! Thar's a stampede
comin' this a-way!' ? :lol:

[DeeCrowSeer]

And, Berry, how come you've got a picture of me up suddenly that makes me look as if I'm about to shout 'Roy! Roy! Thar's a stampede
comin' this a-way!' ? :lol:

[ahem] Sorry about that :oops:

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