Roger Zelazny,Robert Silverberg
Here are 16 strange, beautiful stories spanning the full spectrum of Roger Zelazny's remarkable career. One of the most acclaimed writers in the field, Zelazny's rare ability to mix fantastical dream imagery with the real-life hardware of science fiction has won him more than a score of Hugo and Nebula nominations. He creates characters who live to haunt the reader beyond the page and who inhabit worlds both enchanting and disturbing--dazzling and memorable.,7 â€¢ Introduction (The Last Defender of Camelot) â€¢ essay by Robert Siverberg,11 â€¢ Comes Now the Power â€¢ (1966) â€¢ short story by Roger Zelazny,18 â€¢ For a Breath I Tarry â€¢ (1966) â€¢ novelette by Roger Zelazny,65 â€¢ The Engine at Heartspring's Center â€¢ (1974) â€¢ short story by Roger Zelazny,76 â€¢ Halfjack â€¢ (1979) â€¢ short story by Roger Zelazny,83 â€¢ Home is the Hangman â€¢ [Nemo] â€¢ (1975) â€¢ novella by Roger Zelazny,165 â€¢ Permafrost â€¢ (1986) â€¢ novelette by Roger Zelazny,195 â€¢ LOKI 7281 â€¢ (1984) â€¢ short story by Roger Zelazny,204 â€¢ Mana from Heaven â€¢ [Magic Goes Away] â€¢ (1983) â€¢ novelette by Roger Zelazny,250 â€¢ 24 Views of Mt. Fuji, by Hokusai â€¢ [Cthulhu Mythos] â€¢ (1985) â€¢ novella by Roger Zelazny,329 â€¢ Come Back to the Killing Ground, Alice, My Love â€¢ [Kalifriki] â€¢ (1992) â€¢ novella by Roger Zelazny,388 â€¢ The Last Defender of Camelot â€¢ (1979) â€¢ novelette by Roger Zelazny
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The Last Defender of Camelot