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ppint. 23rd Oct 2018
| | lloyd currey notes "contains many unauthorized textual changes"
cover art by harry douthwaite (attribution from "jerry cornelius, his life and times" (2014), q.v.)
cover price 60¢
192pp. including titles, indica etc. |
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ppint. 13th Oct 2020
| | thanks, david; i o.d.'ed on moorcock somewhere in the middle of the elric books, iirc°, and gave away almost all i had by him - except a couple of collections - before going up to york.
° - even my favourite jerry cornelius story is norman spinrad's ''the last hurrah of the golden horde''.. (this comment is from another edition of this book) |
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David Whiteley 12th Oct 2020
| | ppint, After reading your comment regarding the revisions to this book I have compared the 1973 version to the 1979 revised edition and found that the changes are minor.
For example, all references to Jerry owning or driving a Cadillac are removed, Mrs Cornelius (Jerry's mum) is mentioned a few times but she doesn't appear in the story and a character's name is changed to Una (Persson). Also a reference to The Moody Blues and Manfred Mann has gone. There are a few more small changes such as Jerry using a stronger expression than "Go stuff yourself" and that's about it. (this comment is from another edition of this book) |
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ppint. 12th Oct 2020
| | first fontana books (wm.collins (&) sons) uk p/b printing
lloyd currey notes the revisions as being minor, but is not explicit as to whether this is with reference to moorcock's original ms., the first avon books mmpb text with unauthorised cuts, or the allison & busby first h/cvr and first complete edition.
john clute's introduction, ''the repossession of jerry cornelius'', is from the first avon books mmpb omnibus of these four novels, ''the cornelius chronicles'' (1977), q.v.
cover art by bill sanderson (credited on back cover)
cover price 85p, australia $2.95, new zealand $2.95, canada $2.95
224pp? including titles, indica, introduction, author's note etc, end p. (this comment is from another edition of this book) |
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ppint. 12th Oct 2020
| | first h/cvr edition, first edition with uncut text (follows the author's original ms.)
cover (d-j) art by mal dean (credited on d-j back flap) (is the same person as:)
interior b+w illustrations by malcolm dean (credited on title page)
cover (d-j) price £1.25 / 25/-
168pp. including titles, indica etc. bound with endpapers between covered boards
d-j art is b+w with two spot colours (yellow and red), as though two + several part cheap comic frames (this comment is from another edition of this book) |
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David Whiteley 12th Oct 2020
| | Added front and back covers of Mayflower's 2nd printing from 1973.
1st published in the US by Avon Books in an edited form. UK edition published in full.
The first three Jerry Cornelius stories, "Preliminary Data" first published in New Worlds Vol 40 #153 August 1965 made up the first few and last few pages of this novel, followed by "Further Information" New Worlds Vol 49 #160 December 1965 and "Phase Three" New Worlds Vol 49 #60 added another 40 pages. The rest of the story is all new.
Even though this is the first Jerry Cornelius novel, in his Note to the reader in the revised edition 1979 Moorcock says The Cornelius books could be read in any order. (this comment is from another edition of this book) |
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ppint. 12th May 2020
| | jerry cornelius #4 (arguably) though first-published.
first uk p/b edition; follows text of first uk & first complete edition allison & busby h/cvr (1969), q.v.
cover art unsigned, uncredited
b+w interior illustrations by malcolm (''mal'') dean (credited)
cover price 5/- 25p, south africa 60c, australia 80c, new zealand 80c
160pp. including titles, indica etc, end p. advertising
fix-up, with a considerable amount of new material, of first three published jerry cornelius short stories:
preliminary data new worlds vol.49 #153, 8/65
further information new worlds vol.49 #157, 12/65; with a b+w illustration by (harry) douthwaite
phase three new worlds vol.49 #160, 3/66; with two b+w illustrations by (harry) douthwaite (this comment is from another edition of this book) |
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