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Behold the Man - Michael Moorcock

 

Description: ISBN 1585677647 / Author: Michael Moorcock / Genre: Sci-Fi / Fantasy

Newest Review: ... century which are used to establish his deeply inward-looking and somewhat self-loathing character and the events which lead ... more

 ... up to his acquiring the time machine. Glogauer is an exceptionally well-drawn character, and the book itself is very well written, precisely what we would expect from Moorcock who is, after all, a writer of some considerable importance. First published in the late 60s (the copyright date is 1969, however the potted Michael Moorcock history at the front of the book says it won the Nebula in 1967, so I’m not sure exactly when this book was first published), this is a book that has dated very little and is probably...more

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Format: paperback, Publisher: Vintage, ISBN: 0099488825
Pages: 480, Edition: New Ed, Paperback, Vintage - Books/Subjects/ ...
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Premium Review Behold the Man - Michael Moorcock: Behold the Man by Michael Moorcock (325 words)
by Brett Bligh - written on 21/08/00 (Very useful, 55 readings)
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Karl Glogauer has appropriated a time machine and travelled back in time to Palestine in the year 29AD, to fulfil his ambition to be present at the crucifixion of Christ. This rather short novel details both his arrival in the past, during which he is injured and cared for by a religious sect known as the Essenes and gets to meet both John the Baptist and Jesus the Nazarene, and parts of his previous life in the 20th century which are used to establish his deeply inward-looking and somewhat self-loathing character and the events which lead up to his acquiring the time machine. Glogauer is an exceptionally well-drawn character, and the book itself is very well ...

 

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