HW: M.Moorcock (or Bob??) IT took me ages!Enjoy?

[alan day]

Wonderful!! It just gets deeper.I at m just starting to read some books that
have been waiting for me to indulge them! I at ve been listening to HW for
yonks and this has been adding some real,,  I don't know what..Can I get
hold of High Rise anywhere? One of the lovliest Bob H"W tracks.. Yad.






>From: Alan Linsley <alankerren at YAHOO.CO.UK>
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>Subject: Re: HW: M.Moorcock (or Bob??) IT took me ages!Enjoy?
>Date: Fri, 2 May 2003 22:23:06 +0100
>
>Indeed, I should have pointed out that the New Worlds publication of
>the poem is prefaced with a paragraph from The Garden of Time as an
>acknowledgement of the inspiration.
>
>AL
>  --- Doug Pearson <jasret at MINDSPRING.COM> wrote: > On Fri, 2 May 2003
> > Like many of Calvert's poems/lyrics, this one is based on the work of
> > another author, J.G. Ballard (who wrote the novel 'High Rise' [1975],
> > tying
> > in with the other thread even though that one's more about bassists
> > than
> > authors; also, his first novel, 'The Drowned World' [1962] provided
> > the
> > title for "City Of Lagoons").  Ballard's 'The Garden Of Time' (1962)
> > concludes with its protaganists turned to statues (sorry to spoil the
> > ending!), hence the Medusa reference.
>
>
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