Moorcock’s own literary accomplishments include his classic , a romp through urban history conducted by psychic outsiders; his comic quartet, in which a Jewish antisemite examines the roots of the Nazi Holocaust; , the tale of a time tourist who fills in for Christ on the cross; and of course the eternal hero , swordswinger, hellbringer and bestseller. And now Moorcock’s most audacious creation, Jerry Cornelius—assassin, rock star, chronospy and maybe-Messiah—is back in , a time-twisting odyssey that connects 60s London with post-Obama America, with stops in Palm Springs and Guantanamo. is Moorcock at his most outrageously readable—a masterful mix of erudition and subversion. The non-fiction essay “My Londons” and an Outspoken Interview with literature’s authentic .