Moorcock is prone to revising his existing work, with the result that different editions of a given book may contain significant variations. The changes range from simple retitlings (the Elric story "The Flame Bringers" became "The Caravan of Forgotten Dreams" in the 1990s Victor Gollancz/White Wolf omnibus editions) to character name changes (such as detective "Minos Aquilinas" becoming first "Minos von Bek" and later "Sam Begg" in three different versions of the short story "The Pleasure Garden of Felipe Sagittarius"), major textual alterations (for example, the addition of several new chapters to "The Steel Tsar" in the omnibus editions), and even complete restructurings (as with the 1966 novella "Behold the Man" being expanded to novel-length from the original version that appeared in "New Worlds" for republication as a book in 1969 by Allison and Busby).