The Doors of His Face, the Lamps of His Mouth, a new edition of multiple Nebula and Hugo award winner Roger Zelazny's (Chronicles of Amber series) acclaimed short fiction, features the title story, ...
The Dead Man’s Brother, Roger Zelazny (Hard Case Crime 978-08439-6115-7, $6.99, 256pp, pb) January 2009. Roger Zelazny was one of the brilliant stars to emerge into the science fiction universe in the ...
EXCLUSIVE: George R.R. Martin is bringing more dragons to HBO. The Game of Thrones creator is exec producing a TV adaptation of Roadmarks from sci-fi novelist Roger Zelazny, which is development at ...
Alfred Bester was one of the pioneers of science fiction, a leading light back when it was the new literature of ideas and imagination. He died in 1987, with Psychoshop half-finished; Roger Zelazny, ...
A lot of the problems particular to SF can be thought of as problems of register. SF stories have to shift from naturalistic dialogue to infodumping to (sometimes) the high-flown language of ...
Howard Andrew Jones is the author of The Waters of Eternity, The Desert of Souls, Plague of Shadows and the forthcoming book The Bones of the Old Ones. A lot of fantasy readers tell me they revisit ...
In 1966 (or so I've been told), Roger Zelazny seemed like the future of science fiction. He was one of a progressive breed of SF writers who came to be known as "the new wave" in homage to the French ...
Despite the ever-present demands of fans to finish writing A Song of Ice and Fire, George R.R. Martin remains a man with many irons in the fire, including a newly revealed series in development with ...
While I found Andy Beckett’s article (Accelerationism: how fringe philosophy predicted how we live, The long read, 11 May) informative and insightful, I must object in the strongest possible terms to ...
Writer Roger Zelazny, who helped pioneer "New Wave" science fiction by delving into the psychology of his characters and who won some of the genre's most prestigious awards, has died at age 58. Mr.
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