Talk:Karl Glogauer

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I'm currently seeking clarification on the opening sentence of this stub. As far as I know, Karl Glogauer has only featured in two novels - Behold the Man & Breakfast in the Ruins - not 'several' as stated. I'm also unsure what these 'multiple short stories' he's appeared in are. As soon as I've managed to confirm the facts, I'll update the stub if necessary. Demos99 01:16, 29 June 2006 (UTC)

Mike Moorcock has confirmed that Glogauer only features in two novels, so I've changed the sentence accordingly. I'm still trying to find out which short stories he also appears in, but in the meantime I've replaced 'multiple short stories' with 'additional short stories'. I've also added some details of the autobiographical similarities between Glogauer and Moorcock himself. Demos99 10:35, 29 June 2006 (UTC)