Carl B. Yoke

This is the first guide to the works of this well-known SF writer. When Roger Zelazny exploded on the science fiction in 1962, it was not with a whimper, but a bang. The fallout was a shower of simile, symbol, and allusion. Images fresh and new burst in fields of variegated color. Rich tapestries full of mythic characters and beasts unfolded in poetic excapes from reality-and always with great style. Yoke, a close friend of Zelazny's since they shared a desk in the first grade, here delineates the author's work, from his very first explorations of fantasy through such classics as Lord of Light, Home is the Hangman, and the magestic Amber series.

Roger Zelazny

Carol L. Robinson

This anthology of essays is an attempt to analyze William Gibson's literary technique, his sustained critique of emerging technologies, and the nature of how fiction writing in general is continually cataegorized and canonized in the Postmodern Age.

Carl B. Yoke

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