Modem Times 2.0 (2011)
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MICHAEL MOORCOCK INTERVIEWED BY TERRY BISSON Why Texas?
I was on the run. Looking for some fresh mythology.
You have played a central role in science fiction since the editorship of New Worlds magazine in the 1960s. How has that role changed from then to now?
I suppose I was more of a gadfly in those days where SF was concerned. I’d read almost none of the so-called “Golden Age” (1950s) SF. I bought a long run of Astounding when I became editor of New Worlds because I thought I ought to look at ...it, and found most of it dull and unreadable. This was also the experience of J. G. Ballard and others who had expected far more of American SF than it actually delivered (apart from a relatively small amount found mostly in Galaxy).
American 1960s “New Wave” was about improving the quality of SF, but we Brits were less interested in that than we were in using SF methodology to look at the contemporary world. SF magazines were the only ones that liked our ideas, but we had to provide rationalizations to those stories, more or less.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MICHAEL MOORCOCK INTERVIEWED BY TERRY BISSON Why Texas?
I was on the run. Looking for some fresh mythology.
You have played a central role in science fiction since the editorship of New Worlds magazine in the 1960s. How has that role changed from then to now?
I suppose I was more of a gadfly in those days where SF was concerned. I’d read almost none of the so-called “Golden Age” (1950s) SF. I bought a long run of Astounding when I became editor of New Worlds because I thought I ought to look at ...it, and found most of it dull and unreadable. This was also the experience of J. G. Ballard and others who had expected far more of American SF than it actually delivered (apart from a relatively small amount found mostly in Galaxy).
American 1960s “New Wave” was about improving the quality of SF, but we Brits were less interested in that than we were in using SF methodology to look at the contemporary world. SF magazines were the only ones that liked our ideas, but we had to provide rationalizations to those stories, more or less.
What to read after Modem Times 2.0?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Moorcock to read onlineMoreLess
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