Quote by: Roger Zelazny

Collins and Morales represent a segment of society which, if attacked with the weapons society sanctions, one finds buffered by innumerable layers of law, bureaucracy, lies, evasions. They rest secure within their palaces, confident that they possess defenses against all possible attacks within the rules of the game, yet willing to violate those rules themselves. ... We both know that although it is not listed in the rules, a player can end the game by kicking over the board and throttling his opponent.


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Author Bio


  • NameRoger Zelazny
  • DescriptionAmerican speculative fiction writer
  • BornMay 13, 1937
  • DiedJune 14, 1995
  • CountryUnited States Of America
  • ProfessionWriter; Novelist
  • WorksLord Of Light; The Chronicles Of Amber; Isle Of The Dead; The Doors Of His Face, The Lamps Of His Mouth, And Other Stories; Doorways In The Sand; Eye Of Cat; Unicorn Variations; A Night In The Lonesome October
  • AwardsHugo Award; Nebula Award