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The last two volumes of THE COLLECTED STORIES OF ROGER ZELAZNY were eligible for this year's Locus Award because they were released in late December 2009. Yesterday I received word that Volume 5: NINE BLACK DOVES is one of the five finalists for Best Collection. The awards will be announced at...

Camelot Books have released a very limited edition of THE IDES OF OCTEMBER. Each volume is leatherbound and traycased. There are 21 lettered copies signed by Roger Zelazny plus 4 unsigned PC copies. The signature sheets for these were left over from prior limited editions of KNIGHT OF SHADOWS...

I was disappointed to find the Zelazny boards without a single Night in the Lonesome October thread, which happens to be one of my all time favorite novels. So, I guess as a basic Lonesome October question, if you were a player would you be an opener or a closer and what would your familiar be...

This comprehensive bibliography of Zelazny's works has been published and ordering information should go up on the NESFA Press website soon. Ordering through Amazon and the like will take a few weeks longer to become active. The book is a large format trade paperback with cover art that matches...

An online magazine called Geek Speak Magazine (Geek Speak Magazine - Do you speak geek?) is going to have a special feature devoted to Zelazny in the next few weeks, and they are looking for written contributions from anyone who wants to say something about what Zelazny's writing meant to them...

A belated post to mention that The Collected Stories of Roger Zelazny Volumes 1-6 finished #2 in the Locus Awards for Best Collection of 2009. I'm delighted with the result; NESFA Press is a small press and its titles have much smaller print runs and circulation than titles from the big...

The 6-volume The Collected Stories of Roger Zelazny is in the top five for Best Collection of 2009 in the Locus Awards. The final ranking will be announced on June 26 in Seattle, the same day and place where Zelazny will be inducted into the SF Hall of Fame. Locus Online News: 2010 Locus...

I always find myself going back to this book, cool characters and a nice happy "Hollywood" like ending.

I just noticed via the Locus website (the link to information about their upcoming awards banquet) that Roger Zelazny will be inducted into the SF Hall of Fame in Seattle this June. That detail doesn't yet seem to be on the SF Hall of Fame's website. In part six of the "...And Call Me Roger"...

Here's a fan-produced adaptation of the early sections of Nine Princes in Amber. The guy playing Random is pretty good despite some stiff dialogue: Part 1 YouTube - Sons of Amber - Pt 1 Part 2 YouTube - Sons of Amber - Pt 2 Bloopers YouTube - Sons of Amber Bloopers Chris

I've discovered that a new Santa Fe company is releasing the unabridged recordings of Zelazny reading the Amber series, plus A Night in the Lonesome October, and Eye of Cat. These will all be on CDs. They've already released Nine Princes in Amber and A Night in the Lonesome October and plan to...

I'm delighted to be able to say that Volume 5 (Nine Black Doves) and 6 (The Road to Amber) of The Collected Stories of Roger Zelazny are in press and are anticipated to be on sale through the NESFA Press website beginning the second week of December. It will take several weeks longer for sales...

Volumes 3 & 4 of The Collected Stories of Roger Zelazny are finished and on their way to the printer. They are expected to be released in July prior to Readercon and certainly should be available by the time of Worldcon barring unforeseen delays at the printer. Ordering information won't be...

Hi, Doing this to bump the subject up. Basically it's 'Amber' -- what else is like Amber? I want to read similar things, equally intelligent and entertaining and humorous and serious together. Who knows of any? One thing I noted was that 'Amber' kind of goes in a group for me of books...

Ever since his death in 1995, I've been looking for an author who might cause me to recall Roger Zelazny. I haven't really found one yet. I'm sure many of you have stumbled across this before (I think a link here in the Chrons was the first time I encountered it), but you'll notice that, other...

Roadmarks was published in 1979, but I hadn't previously read it and in fact wasn't even aware of its existence until it was selected as the book of the month by the Classic Science Fiction forum. It is an intriguing read and makes quite a contrast with the more conventional and commercial Amber...

It's not SF, but a crime novel from a manuscript discovered after Roger's death and complete, or at least much more so than Lord Demon or Donnerjack. Crime novels are not really my thing but anything by Roger has to be worth reading. Amazon.com: The Dead Man's Brother: Roger Zelazny: Books

The first two volumes of The Collected Stories of Roger Zelazny (entitled Threshold and Power & Light, respectively) have been released. They are available for purchase at the NESFA website and should appear on Amazon soon. The NESFA links are: Zelazny, Volume 1: Threshold Zelazny, Volume...

Barring any unforeseen delays at the printer, the first two books of the 6-volume The Collected Stories of Roger Zelazny are due to be released in February in time for Boskone. The complete painting created by Michael Whelan can now be seen at the NESFA website (The Zelazny Project). Clicking...

I first (and last) read this some 35 years ago, and recently dug out my dusty old paperback to refresh my memory in order to participate in the discussion of it held in the Classic SF forum. Zelazny was one of my favourite authors then, and I was curious to see how this unusual tale stood up to...