The Chronicles of Corum

Corum isn't a typical hero—he faces tough choices and ambiguous morality. I'm curious what inspired Moorcock to make him so layered and flawed.

The detailed lore and mythos made the setting come alive. Was this built from a detailed outline or did it develop organically during writing?

The mix of genres kept me intrigued, but also a bit confused at times. How seamless do others find this genre-bending approach?