Zelazny Short Stories Being Reprinted

[RPGPundit]

This may be of interest to some people:

Collected Stories of Roger Zelazny

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[knight37]

I'm down for this. Loved Amber and Roadmarks and a few other books of his I read.

[Jason Coplen]

Groovy.

[Trevelyan]

I would quite possibly kill to get hold of a copy of A Night in the Lonesome October.

[Lawbag]

I rank Zelazny up there with Philip Jose Farmer and Robert Silverberg in terms of their short story writing and ideas quality.

[weilide]

I mentioned this in passing on another thread but thought it might be of interest here as well. I recently got the first two books in this reprint series and feel quite good about them. They have occasional typos (they mostly look like OCR errors) but overall they're well edited volumes with a lot really invaluable paratextual material (eg, Zelazny's articles, speeches, correspondence, etc) that are great if you happen to be into that sort of thing. It's great to read the stories with a better sense of context in terms of Zelazny's life and other literary output. The first volume is probably a little bit better suited to the completists out there but the second covers the time around the writing of Nine Princes in Amber, among other things, and will probably be of some interest to those folks who frequent this site. At this point I've determined that I'll probably pick up the rest of the volumes as they come out.