#zelazny

[86era]

"Into Tomorrow, The Last Defender of Camelot" by James Warhola, 1988, oil on board

[thelongestway]

Speaking of writing short stories, though, maybe someday I'll do a short crossover between TMBD and a Zelazny short story called The Stainless Steel Leech (link to badly formatted but complete-looking pdf of the short story). It's about a bot vampire, and I think it and SecUnit would. Uh. Be weird about each other.

[zdiw]

I have a vibe that women in the arts are fascinated by #Rebma #fashion

Where does she get those wonderful toys?

[shertikart]

Jill's final art.

I do not know exactly who her prototype is, but most likely it is just a collective image of a witch)

[gleaningsinbuddhafields]

Who Needs Gods Anyway?

One of my personal tradition every Halloween season is to read Roger Zelazny’s book A Night In the Lonesome October, one chapter per day. The book, like all of Roger Zelazny’s writings, is a terrific book and I always find something new every time I read through it. I felt like sharing this quote with readers: We made our way cross-country through the colors of autumn browns, reds, yellows and…

[sunthroughdarkclouds]

Roger Zelazny fascinated me in my youth. He was obsessed with immortality and godlike powers. What every teen boy wants, right?

Here I have him posing as Corwin of Amber of the Chronicles of Amber, a cornerstone of my adolescent development.

[flofbawtft]

I'm starting my annual reread of The Chronicles of Amber. This serie of books has been in my life since my mother read it to me as a child and will forever be among my favorite

[eleemosynecdoche]

"Red" Dorakeen from Roger Zelazny's _Roadmarks_: Runs guns to the Athenians at Marathon to try and reopen the sheaf of timelines that includes our own.

Me, presumably not from any novel: Shows up shapeshifted to be seven feet tall and outrageously proportioned, with a "muscle" cuirass and armored codpiece to fit, offering my services as a mercenary to the Great King Xerxes, all so I can make Herodotus froth and foam at the mouth when he hears about it.