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Author:	Michael Moorcock
Title:	The Lives And Times Of Jerry Connelius
Publisher:	Harrap
Country:	UK
Date:	1987
Format:	Hardcover
Genre:	Fiction, Science Fiction
ISBN-10:	0245543740
Barcode:	0780245543746
Total Editions:	2
First Published:	1976
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185 pages.
Price £7.95
Cover by Tim White. Interior illustrations by Mal Dean, Harry Douthwaite and Richard Glyn Jones.
Collection of Jerry Cornelius stories. Ten short stories and two novelettes.
Introduction by Michael Moorcock.
"The Peking Junction", short story, first published in The New S.F. (1969). Edited by Langdon Jones.
"The Delhi Division", short story, first published in New Worlds, #185 December 1968. Illustrated by Mal Dean.
"The Tank Trapeze", short story, first published in New Worlds, #186 January 1969 Illustrated by Mal Dean.
"The Nature of the Catastrophe", short story, first published in New Worlds, #197 January 1970.
"The Swastika Set-Up", novelette, first published in Corridor #4, Winter 1972, edited by Michael Butterworth. Illustrated by Harry Douthwaite.
"The Sunset Perspective", short story, first published in The Disappearing Future 1970. Edited by George Hay.
"Sea Wolves", short story, first published in Science Against Man. 1970. Edited by Anthony Cheetham.
"Voortrekker", novelette, first published in Quark/4. 1971. Edited by Samuel R. Delany and Marilyn Hacker.
"Dead Singers", short story, first published in Ink. 1971.
"The Longford Cup", short story, first published in Penthouse. 1973. Illustrated by Richard Glyn Jones.
"The Entropy Circuit", short story, first published in An Index of Possibilities. 1974. Illustrated by Richard Glyn Jones.
Extra story, not in previous editions:
"Epilogue: The Dodgem Decision". Short Story, first published as "The Dodgem Division" in Speculation #23, 1969. Edited by Peter R. Weston.

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