Synopsis
Cornelius and cohorts head back to England. London is mostly flooded and the rain never stops over most the world.
History
First publication: New Worlds, No. 224, October 2024
Review
The first Jerry Cornelius story I’ve ever read. It leaves me confused but I still like it and want to dig deeper to try and figure it out. Moorcock is doing an experimental style here, but also is having fun with standard secret agent stories that were so popular in the late 60s. It doesn’t have much of a plot. Quotes from books and articles are spaced throughout the story.
Videos
We have the story in these editions:
New Worlds No. 224, Vol. 66, edited by Michael Moorcock, magazine, Jayde Design/Multiverse, Inc., 2024-10-00
All of the stories in the Jerry Cornelius series:
Wigan!
The Workingham Agreement
The Ash Circus
The Nash Circuit
The Flesh Circle
The Firmament Theorem
The Last Hurrah of the Golden Horde
1 Preliminary Data
10 Sea Wolves
11 A Cure for Cancer
12 Voortrekker
13 Dead Singers
14 The English Assassin
15 The Swastika Set-Up
16 The Longford Cup
17 The Distant Suns
18 The Entropy Circuit
19 The Adventures of Una Persson and Catherine Cornelius in the Twentieth Century
2 Further Information
20 The Condition of Muzak
22 The Great Rock’n’Roll Swindle
23 The Entropy Tangle
24 The Murderer’s Song
25 The Alchemist’s Question
26 The Romanian Question
27 The Gangrene Collection
28 The Spencer Inheritance
29 Cheering for the Rockets
3 Phase Three
30 The Camus Referendum
31 Firing the Cathedral
32 The Visible Men
33 Modern Times
34 Walking the Hog
35 The Icon Crackdown
36 The Grenade Garden
37 Pegging the President
4 The Final Programme
5 The Delhi Division
6 The Tank Trapeze
7 The Peking Junction
8 The Nature of the Catastrophe
9 The Sunset Perspective