HW BOC: "World Without End" and Shakespeare

[Le Duc De Montfort]

This takes us back to Hawkwind.. but I'm reading "The Black Corridor" by
Mike Moorcock.. which I never had before.

If you don't know it starts with the poem about Space is Deep word for
word.. obviously he wrote that (DUH!!)

Anyway picking up the book and seeing that at the very beginning and hearing
Calvert's voice in my mind.. very powerful.

Oh and this is in the Omnibus edition entitled Sailing to Utopia.. and the
Black Corridor section is dedicated to Bob.

Le Duc

::-----Original Message-----
::From: BOC/Hawkwind Discussion List [mailto:BOC-L at LISTSERV.SPC.EDU]On
::Behalf Of Nick English
::Sent: Tuesday, March 12, 2002 8:57 AM
::To: BOC-L at LISTSERV.SPC.EDU
::Subject: Re: BOC: "World Without End" and Shakespeare
::
::
::>There is also a painting at The Met in NYC by Max
::>Ernst called "Revolution
::>By Night." You can see it here:
::>
::>http://www.ze-card.com/images/ernst/ernst7.htm
::>
::>Brian
::
::
::Not really related, but I'm reading the Neil Gaiman novel "Good
::Omens" right now.  There's a part where a Hell's Angel comes face
::to face with Death and says something to the affect of, "I saw
::you on the cover of that Blue Oyster Cult album".  (I'm paraphrasing)
::
::Gaiman's newest novel, "American Gods", also put me in mind of
::BOC in a way, because it's about all the "old gods" and legends
::that immigrants brought with them from other countries fighting
::for their survival against America's new gods. . . technology,
::capitalism and the like.  There's not any connection to Old Gods
::Return or anything, but I was reading the book when Curse of the
::Hidden Mirror came out, so it just kinda struck me that way.
::
::--Nick


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