Eye of Cat

I believe that Eye of Cat was the last of Zelazny's successful meldings of magic and mythology with future-set science fiction adventure. The mythology he explores in this one is Navajo, and he portrays the culture of his chosen-home area quite poignantly. It's not a long novel, and the beginning di......more

I don't normally care for stories with pure Native American Indians in the space age of the future who use their in-born skills to track aliens & such. Kind of hoakey & goes against my philosophy that we'll merge into one race (the sooner, the better), but that's the plot here & it's done as well as......more

Zelazny, odlican kao i uvijek. Njegovi poetski opisi su nesto gdje se lako izgubis. Borbe kroz Sjene su me podsjetile dosta na Corwinov serijal o Amberu i bas mi se svidjelo. Uvijek sam htio procitati o nekom Indijancu neku kvalitetnu knjigu, eto jos je i sf i to od Zelaznya. Svaka cast na prijevodu......more

Roger Zelazny began the 1980s inauspiciously. He had completed the first ‘Amber’ sequence in the late 1970s, and its success seemed to have convinced him that there was an easier path for a professional writer than the fine writing and extravagant conceits of his best early work. He threw out a coup......more

Most significant part of this book is Zelazny's style of writing and native american culture mix with scifi.......more