Michael Butterworth Boeken

Exploring a diverse array of themes, this collection reflects on personal and societal issues, including love, loss, and the complexities of modern existence. Butterworth's work intertwines elements of nature, mental struggles, and societal critiques with a tone of optimism influenced by Buddhist philosophy. The language is both confessional and straightforward, echoing the styles of Sylvia Plath and Zen poets, while also showcasing a radical edge from his New Wave roots. This compilation highlights a significant yet underappreciated voice in contemporary poetry.

In "Time of the Hawklords," the Death Generator awakens beneath London, unleashing a lethal psychic attack. Amidst chaos, the band Hawkwind becomes the Hawklords, battling ancient evil to save humanity. This 1976 cult novel, inspired by Michael Moorcock, blends New Wave SF with psychedelic rock fantasy and is reissued by Apex-Verlag.

In "Queens of Deliria," Earth is ravaged by the Death Generator, and the Red Queen manipulates Time for her sinister goals, transforming the world into a realm of ghouls and satanic Bulls. The Hawklords, with their music and ally Elric, battle against the macabre Queens of Deliria. This cult novel, edited by the author, reflects New Wave SF and psychedelic rock fantasy.

A uniquely personal account of the making of Power, corruption & lies, New Order's acclaimed second album, and Blue Monday, the classic electro anthem that it spawned by a friend who was there at the invitation of the band to witness it all.

In "Die Zeit der Hawklords" von Michael Butterworth wird der aktivierte Todesgenerator im Erdzentrum zur Bedrohung. In den Ruinen Londons rocken Hawkwind und kämpfen gegen dämonische Visionen. Als Hawklords übernehmen sie die Rolle der potenziellen Retter der Menschheit im apokalyptischen Kampf zwischen Gut und Böse.

In "Königinnen von Deliria" von Michael Butterworth manipuliert die Rote Königin die Zeit und verwandelt die Erde in eine von Ghouls und satanischen Bullen beherrschte Welt. Der Roman, basierend auf einer Idee von Michael Moorcock, ist die Fortsetzung von "Die Zeit der Hawklords" und erscheint als deutsche Erstveröffentlichung im Apex-Verlag.