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Subject: Zelazny
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From: LINDSAY@TL-20A.ARPA

> Not to mention 'Chronicles'. BTW: For those of you trying to find
> "And Call Me Conrad.."  it was more recently published as
> "Roadmarks". A must read.

Actually, Roadmarks is a different book (Copyright 1979). It's OK, and fun,
and Zelazny. The plot is weak, the writing good, and the central idea
excellent: there is a Road through time, and the first chapter leaves us 
heading for Babylon. (That's chapter 2, actually - chapters are  numbered
2 1 2 1 ... ).

"This Immortal" (Copyright 1966) is better - a classic.  Konstantin 
Kallikanzaros is Commissioner of Arts, Monuments and Archives, and he isn't,
um, usual.  But he fits his still-radioactive world.  READ THIS BOOK.

"Doorways in the Sand" (Copyright 1976) is the perfect compromise: a well-
plotted romp: a great introduction to SF:  LEND THIS BOOK.
	"When in doubt invoke tradition and improvise."

Don Lindsay					Lindsay%Tartan.Arpa


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