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The Chronicles of Amber: Nine Princes in Amber/The Guns of Avalon/Sign of the Unicorn/The Hand of Oberon/The Courts of Chaos/Trumps of Doom/Blood of Amber/Sign of Chaos/Knight of Shadows/Prince of Chaos/Dworkin Barimen/The Logrus

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78 pages, Paperback

First published September 28, 2011

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June 14, 2021
I rarely reread books, but I'm on the fourth or fifth go round of this classic. I love the way Zelazny draws you into the first book...where you discover things along with the protagonist Corwin. One of the top five of its genre.
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August 12, 2021
It's strange to read older novels. They seem to be wonderfully imaginative, but also very blasé about the whole thing. I can't figure out how else to describe it or even why I get that impression. Someone smarter than me will have to articulate it. I am glad I read these books for historical context, but that aside, the stories were just... fine.
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May 15, 2020
I love this anthology. I read the entire thing once a year and it never gets old.
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14 reviews
May 18, 2012
I love this series. I loved it when I stumbled across it when I was 15 and I read it again every few years. I loved it so much i brought it with me when i lived in another country and literally read it to bits. It is an author like this writing books like this that made me fall in love with fantasy.
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46 reviews
March 24, 2013
An amazing book, and one I have enjoyed re-reading since I read it when it was first published. This opens a whole universe of wonder; hate, love, sibling rivalry to the max, hell rides, father problems, sardonic humor - what's NOT to like? Do your imagination a favor and give the whole series a read. Your mind will say thank you.
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July 25, 2012
One of my all time favorites.
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August 26, 2012
Excellent fantasy, one of its kind. I read it for the first time years ago and it still feels fresh and new as I re-read it now.
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September 5, 2012
Zelazny's world is a lacanian construct extraordinaire, and his book the Dream Master is the master plot for Inception, IMO
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January 3, 2013
Just finished the first book and it was very good. I'm quickly onto the second and so far, so good.
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October 30, 2013
I read this series as a teenager and positively loved it. The characters had some creative magic powers, and the characters were interesting. I'm curious if I'd enjoy it as much as an adult
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