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The Courts Of Chaos by Roger Zelazny, 1982 The Williamson Effect Nine Princes in Amber (The Gregg Press Science Fiction Series) by Roger Zelazny, 1979-06 The Guns of Avalon by Roger Zelazny, 1984 Psychoshop by Alfred Bester, Roger Zelazny, 1998-06-30 Illustrated Zelazny by Roger Zelazny, 1979-04-01 To Die In Italbar by Roger Zelazny, 2004-01-27 Isle of the Dead / Eye of the Cat by Roger Zelazny, 2001-11-27 Wilderness by Roger Zelazny, Gerald Hausman, 1994-12 SIGN OF THE UNICORN - AVON 30973 by Roger Zelazny, 1976 The Chronicles of Amber Volume 1 by Roger Zelazny, 1972-01-01 The Web (Roger Zelazny's Alien Speedway, No 3) by Thomas Wylde, 1988-05-01 Lord of the Fantastic: Stories in Honor of Roger Zelazny by Martin Harry Greenberg, 1998-08-31 Roger Zelazny, a primary and secondary bibliography (Masters of science fiction and fantasy) by Joseph L Sanders, 1980

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62. Review Of ROGER ZELAZNY'S THE DAWN OF AMBER By John Gregory Bethancourt
    Review the novel written by John Gregory Bethancourt that is a prequel to the late author's works.  
    http://www.booksforabuck.com/sfpages/dawn_amber.html
    
    Extractions: Web search ibooks, September 2002 Oberon is a soldier, nothing more, and he's fighting a losing and doomed war. At least he is until his long-lost 'uncle' appears to tell him that he is needed elsewhere. Oberon finds himself a part of a large and disputatious familyall princes of Chaos and capable of walking the shadows. Yet Oberon lacks the internal pattern that allows shadow walkingor at least, his pattern is different. Too different to allow him to use the magics available to the others. Which is too bad because the entire family is under attack and, without some major help, all will be destroyed. THE DAWN OF AMBER is set in the late author Roger Zelazny's Amber universe ( see BooksForABuck.com reviews of novels by Roger Zelazny ) in the days before the creation of Amber and the shadow reflections that surround it. Author John Gregory Bethancourt does a good job conveying the feel that Zelazny created in his Amber novels. Oberon's family is disfunctional, constantly bickering amongst themselves, and powerful, just as Corwin's family is in the first Zelazny novel in the series. Bethancourt's writing is highly approachable, making DAWN a quick read. I would have preferred, however, for more story to occur. To too large an extent, DAWN sets the stage for future activities, introducing the actors and developing the idea of Oberon's unique pattern. Fans of the Amber series (like me) will enjoy this detail. Even we, are likely to wish that more actually happened in the novel.

63. Roger Zelazny Op De Boekenplank
    zelazny, roger (Joseph). Verenigde Staten, 1937 14 juni 1995 Gebruikt pseudoniem Harrison Denmark. roger zelazny S THE DAWM OF AMBER - door Gregory Betancourt.  
    http://www.deboekenplank.nl/naslag/aut/z/zelazny_r/zelazny_r.htm

64. The SF Site Fiction Excerpt: Roger Zelazny's The Dawn Of Amber
    A page from the first of a new trilogy written by John Gregory Bethancourt and set in the world of Amber.  
    http://www.sfsite.com/09a/da135.htm
    
    Extractions: John Gregory Betancourt was born in Missouri in 1963. He sold his first short story professionally at 16 ("Vernon's Dragon," in 100 Great Fantasy Short-Short Stories , edited by Isaac Asimov et al.) and his first novel at 19 ( The Blind Archer , published by Avon Books). In college he became an assistant editor for Amazing Stories magazine, then co-editor and publisher of a revival of Weird Tales . He also worked on a freelance basis for such publishers as Avon Books, Signet Books (now part of Penguin USA), Tor Books, Bluejay Books and Berkley Books. His novels include Johnny Zed Rememory , and Rogue Pirate . With his wife Kim, he runs his own small publishing company, Wildside Press. John Gregory Betancourt Website

65. Zelazny, Roger --  Encyclopædia Britannica
    Year in Review 1995 obituary zelazny, roger Encyclopædia Britannica Article. To cite this page MLA style zelazny, roger. Encyclopædia Britannica. 2004.  
    http://www.britannica.com/eb/article?eu=122622

66. The SF Site Featured Review: Roger Zelazny's The Dawn Of Amber
    A review of this novel by John Gregory Betancourt set in the Amber universe.  
    http://www.sfsite.com/09a/am135.htm
    
    Extractions: John Gregory Betancourt was born in Missouri in 1963. He sold his first short story professionally at 16 ("Vernon's Dragon," in 100 Great Fantasy Short-Short Stories , edited by Isaac Asimov et al.) and his first novel at 19 ( The Blind Archer , published by Avon Books). In college he became an assistant editor for Amazing Stories magazine, then co-editor and publisher of a revival of Weird Tales . He also worked on a freelance basis for such publishers as Avon Books, Signet Books (now part of Penguin USA), Tor Books, Bluejay Books and Berkley Books. His novels include Johnny Zed Rememory , and Rogue Pirate . With his wife Kim, he runs his own small publishing company, Wildside Press. John Gregory Betancourt Website

67. AMBER As Created By Roger Zelazny
    This site contains an overview of the series as well as brief biographies of the major royal characters.  
    http://paradox.of.arden.tripod.com/amber.html
    
    Extractions: AMBER as Created by Roger Zelazny To quote the Sourcebook, Amber is: The true city, upon which every other city in every shadow is modeled. Though Amber is the center of all things, it, too, is a special shadow of the original Pattern created by Dworkin Barimen. Order in the universe depends on the existence of the true city, and that same Order is a consequence of its existence. In general, the Kingdom of Amber is a very archaic place. Science, as we know it, does not exist there. It is a magical realm where the Royal Blood is truly superior over everyone else. Not only is a royal Amberite the epitome of physical and mental excellence, they also possess the power to regenerate and to walk through the "shadows" - or alternate universes - and bend them to their will. They age so slowly that they are practically eternal. A century is barely anything to them. This power over shadow gives them the ability to visit worlds and cultures much different than their own Renaissance-like society. A prince or princess of Amber can have knowledge of magic and technology that we can only marvel at, though it is rumored that they have a soft spot for our little shadow world of Earth and enjoy visiting it on a regular basis.

68. Bokus Bokhandel - Välkommen Att Köpa Böcker I Sveriges Största Bokhandel!
    Doors of His Face, the Lamps of His Mouth, The av zelazny, roger Paperback. ibooks, USA, 200406 (ISBN 074347922X). Lord of Light av zelazny, roger Trade Paper.  
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69. Roger Zelazny, The Great Book Of Amber
    Green Man review of the omnibus edition containing all ten full length novels.  
    http://www.greenmanreview.com/amber.html
    
    Extractions: Roger Zelazny, The Great Book of Amber (Eos, 1999) "Are you human?" he asked, still gripping my hand, no special expression on his face. I started in on a grin, then threw it away. "I don't know. I ... I like to think so, but I don't really ... of course I am! That's a silly ... Oh hell, you really mean it, don't you? And I said I'd be honest." I chewed my lip and thought for a moment. "I don't think so," I said. Corwin, from Sign of the Unicorn Roger Zelazny (1937-1995) was one of science fiction's most renowned writers. He won several Hugo and Nebula awards, and numerous honors from other countries. He is considered one of the earliest writers to embrace the New Wave in science fiction, often focusing on his characters' emotions and motives as well as their actions. He wrote dozens of books and short stories; some of his best-known novels include This Immortal Lord of Light , and, of course, his ten-book Amber series, which has been combined into one large volume, The Great Book of Amber The Amber series can be divided into two sets of five books each. The first set, beginning with

70. Bokus Bokhandel > Amber ; 10, Makternas Prins Av Zelazny, Roger
    Amber ; 10, Makternas Prins. av zelazny, roger. Kartonnage. Amber ; 10, Makternas Prins. Författare zelazny, roger. Bindning Kartonnage.  
    http://www.bokus.com/cgi-bin/more_book_info.cgi?pt=literature-sffantasy&ISBN=913

71. Zelazny
    A page with a bibliography sorted by series together with links to related websites.  
    http://personal.atl.bellsouth.net/p/h/phulman/roger.html
    
    Extractions: Roger Zelazny Roger Joseph Zelazny was born on May 13, 1937 in Cleveland, OH and died on June 14, 1995 in Santa Fe, N.M. He had one pseudonyms (Harrison Denmark) which he used in the 60's, but he mainly used his given name. Roger was considered part of the "New Wave" of science fiction. He won three Nebula Awards, six Hugo Awards, two Locus Poll Awards, two Balrog Awards and one Apollo Award. His Books The Amber Books 1) Nine Princes in Amber (1970)

72. A Roger Zelazny Omnibus
    Green Man review of this edition comprising Four For Tomorrow, The Last Defender of Camelot, Unicorn Variations and Frost and Fire in one volume.  
    http://www.greenmanreview.com/zelazny.omni.htm
    
    Extractions: Roger Zelazny, Frost and Fire (Avon, 1990) The late Roger Zelazny was inarguably one of science fiction and fantasy's luminaries. Perhaps best known to most fans for his 10-volume Amber series , he was also a master of short stories and novellas, one of the finest authors to put pen to paper in service to these forms. Zelazny managed, with an economy of words and pages, to paint entire fascinating worlds, develop intricate plots and deliver fully rounded characters. There are a handful of volumes which collect his stories, bringing them together for easy reading. Four for Tomorrow is probably Zelazny's oldest collection. Published in 1967, the slim volume is home to four novellas dating between 1963 and 1965. The best-known of these are the last two in the book, the Nebula-winning "The Doors of His Face, the Lamps of His Mouth," and the bittersweet "A Rose for Ecclesiastes." "The Doors of His Face..." spins the yarn of a baitcatcher, Carl Davits, hired by his ex-wife to help her land the fabled Ikky, Venus' leviathan, leading to Davits' last chance to prove he's mightier than the fish. Far from being just a condensed version of Moby Dick , the novella explores issues of motivation, redemption and the complexities of human hearts and relationships. All in less than 50 pages, and with simply gorgeous use of language. "A Rose for Ecclesiastes" features Gallinger, a world-renowned poet, stationed on Mars to study the Martian languages and learn their history. He learns more than anyone imagined he could in such a short time, and through his translation of the Book of Ecclesiastes into High Martian, inadvertently becomes a saviour to the ancient race a victory, of sorts, though it costs Gallinger something very precious (beyond his belief). Again beautifully written, Gallinger's own love of language seems to mirror Zelazny's.

73. Roger Zelazny, A Night In The Lonesome October
    Green Man review of the last noncollaborative novel written by this author.  
    http://www.greenmanreview.com/lonesomeoctober.html
    
    Extractions: Roger Zelazny, A Night In The Lonesome October (Avon Books, 1993) It's October, sometime in the late 1800s, and the fate of the world is at stake. Come the end of the month, a Ritual will be held, one that will determine once again whether the Great Old Ones break through into our reality. Who will stand there and champion civilization? Who will fight for life and love and liberty? Who will stand as a Closer when the Game comes to its conclusion? Will it be the mysterious man known as Jack, who walks the foggy streets of London with his trusty knife, and his dog, Snuff? Will it be the vampiric Count, who sleeps by day, and stalks the nighttime? Will it be the Great Detective and his assistant? Or the mad monk, Rastov? Perhaps it's the Good Doctor, who's trying to build life out of dead parts. Maybe the savior of humanity is Larry Talbot, a werewolf. What if it's really the Vicar Roberts, whose crusade against the rest of the players threatens them all? Or Crazy Jill? Or even the druid, Owen? In the Game, nothing is for certain, and no one is as they appear to be. There are Openers, those who would open the way for the Great Old Ones, and the Closers, who would sacrifice themselves that the world might continue. And on October 31st, all bets are off.

74. Roger Zelazny
    Lord Demon, Lord Demon from Eos Price $6.99 Customer Review What can I say, I ma BIG fan of zelazny However, this book is NOT really a roger zelazny Novel.  
    http://www.dropbears.com/b/broughsbooks/literature/roger_zelazny.htm

75. Damnation Alley By Roger Zelazny
    Review of the postnuclear war thriller Damnation Alley by roger zelazny.  
    http://www.computercrowsnest.com/sfnews2/03_nov/review1103_19.shtml
    
    Extractions: check out website: www.orionbooks.co.uk T here's a lot of good SF being reprinted in the UK at the moment and Gollancz seems to be the driving force behind it. Alongside its Masterworks imprint is the 'Collector's Edition' range and it's from this line that 'Damnation Alley' comes. Roger Zelazny was one of the leading figures in the New Wave of SF during the sixties, changing the direction of the genre towards the 'softer' side of the social sciences. Zelazny, together with contemporaries such as Samuel Delany and Ursula K. LeGuin, had a huge influence on the way Science Fiction and fantasy is written and it's good to see such important work being reprinted.

76. Zelazny, Roger
    13. roger zelaznys Visual Guide to Castle Amber, roger zelazny s Visual Guide to Castle Amber from Avon Price $10.00 Customer Review I ve never understood the  
    http://www.dropbears.com/amazon/mode_16182/template_scifi/type_browse/first_11.h
    
    Extractions: At the end of "Knight of Shadows", the series had a lot of open threads (the wheel ring, Julia, Jurt etc). Unfortunately, Mr. Zelazny chose the quick and easy way to solve it, and in a miraculous way all ends well. The superb plot and storyline of the first nine parts are not continued in this part,... more info Customer Rating: Roger Zelazny did well on creating a story with a intresting twist. The first book in the ten book series, Nine Princes in Amber, starts off with a freak auto accident that put the hero of the story(Corwin of Amber) in the hospital. Nine Princes in Amber tells the tale of Corwins Recovery of... more info Customer Rating:

77. Lord Of Light By Roger Zelazny
    A review of this novel.  
    http://www.alumni.caltech.edu/~mcelroy/review/books/rzlord.html
    
    Extractions: Lord of Light by Roger Zelazny Probably his best book in terms of style, sweep and scope. It is well written enough and has enough "scope", whatever that is, to qualify as "literature" to many more high-minded than I. I just like it a lot. I was just re-reading it last night, which is probably why I'm writing this now. It is about an isolated human colony on an unnamed planet. The colonists are of eastern Indian (not Native American) descent. In order to combat the indigenous terrors of the planet, the leaders of the colony develop Aspects and Attributes (ok, they are really superpowers) patterned on the Hindu pantheon. They do this with a mixture of technology, psionics, and just plain will. They also make reincarnation a reality, though by technological means rather than supernatural. In the process, the crew members of the colony ship, who become gods and demigods, keep the "passengers" oppressed and in a rigid caste system. A number of crew members think this is unjust. But the crew leaders like being gods, and adopt a paternalistic, "they aren't ready" kind of attitude. One warning: Between chapters one and two, we flash back a number of years. This was not immediately obvious to me. I was confused until chapter four. So watch out for the timeframes in this novel as you go along. But it repays the effort. And is a good re-read even after you know what is going to happen.

78. Zelazny, Roger
    zelazny, roger (roger zelazny). Books by this Author. Sign of chaos Sign of chaos / roger zelazny zelazny, roger Publisher New York Arbor House, c1987.  
    http://isbndb.com/d/person/zelazny_roger.html

79. Roger Zelazny's Lord Of Light: The Dramatic Story Line, Roger Zelazny's Inter-di
    Website devoted to the book, including a gallery of images.  
    http://www.lordoflight.com/lol.html
    
    Extractions: Lord of Light... Far into the future. Long after the Destruction of Earth. We find ourselves on an earthlike planet of 2000 years ago. What remains of humankind's descendants are subjugated by the First Colonists. The First Colonists were the crew of the spaceship which brought them from Earth. They have taken control of technology so advanced they have enhanced themselves with godlike psychic powers and technical immortality, living lives based on an ancient Earth religion but surrounded by electronic weaponry within the trappings of a primitive civilization, caught in a classic drama of power, love, honor, pride, fantasy, war, and transcendence. Our hero is Sam, ready to battle the tyrannical forces of the Celestial City to free an enslaved world. Sam was himself a god, but now he and his forces are arrayed against his former love Kali, Goddess of Destruction, and Yama, Lord of Death, and the entire Pantheon of Heaven. . . . Sam is a dreamer, master strategist and schemer. He is the trickster, becomes the Buddha, Siddhartha, and Binder of the Rakasha Demons; he is the renegade god who fights to change the course of an entire civilization, and upon whose shoulders rests the future of the entire world.

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