For all the wonderful writers contributing to this shared-world anthology, it really reads like so many extra yards of the Jerry Cornelius novels. The best writing is by Hilary Bailey, who turned a lovely sentence.

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Oliver Arditi's review of The New Nature of the Catastrophe (Tale of the Eternal Champion, #9)

3/5: This book, an updated version of the much earlier The Nature of the catastrophe, is a collection of short stories featuring Jerry Cornelius, written by Moorcock and a number of other writers. Moorcock claims that he always intended JC to be a kind of common property—a fictional 'method' as much as a character. The other writers featured here took that up wholeheartedly, and it would be hard to distinguish their work from Moorcock's in a blind test. The method produces a particular sort of fiction, but I have to say that in a collection as large as this, it's quite hard to stay interested as...

My sickbed reading. This brilliant, mind blowing book becomes even more of a swirling, psychedelic fantasia if you read it in a semi-delirium 🤣
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In memoriam J Edward Cornelius - The Hermetic Library Blog

What is remembered lives, and unto them may there be granted the accomplishment of their wills. J Edward Cornelius has passed. Jerry was a significant voice in the Thelemic community, author of many books and materials of interest. Consider also: The Wind in the Willows — September 12, 2023, online Kenneth Anger’s Occultism Greater Feast […]

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Latest read, The Visible Men (2006) from The Best of Michael Moorcock. Jerry Cornelius, an English inter-dimensional traveler, rather distractedly discusses the multiverse with his duplicates.
There's a very appealing 60's pop sensibility to the Cornelius stories. I can imagine them being drawn by Peter Max.

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Of course, as well as the irruptions of the divine in the Fediverse strata, #JohnMastodon represents a return of the multi-user persona, in the tradition of #NedLudd, #JerryCornelius, #LutherBlissett and others.

Significantly, the bird site has increasingly become fixated by the authority of the Blue Tick to indicate fixity of identity. The alternative is fluidity, which was a key aspect of the game of masques that was the 20th Century iteration of teh interwebs.

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