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A Rose For Ecclesiastes Roger Zelazny
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I was curious how it would hold up on re-reading, and it acquitted itself quite well. Via the Grantbridge Street blog. If you're going to go the sci-fi route then you can find "A Rose for Ecclesiastes" online, or you can read "Lord of Light". A bit out of control for my taste) -- which are plainly fantasy books to my taste -- as well as more Sci-Fi/alternate world stories such as This Immortal, Damnation Alley and especially his short work A Rose for Ecclesiastes. I always cry at the end of Flowers for Algernon and I also cried at the end of Zelazny's A Rose For Ecclesiastes the first time I read it. By any other name would smell as sweet (Act II, Scene ii). A rose for ecclesiastes – grey morrow. 'A Rose for Ecclesiastes' (1963) gets both color and b&w artwork; this tale deals with a linguist given an opportunity to study a dying humanoid race stranded on Mars. A Rose for Ecclesiastes is the kind of story that results when inter-species casual sex is mixed with an extraterrestrial biblical prophecy. Zelazny's A Rose for Ecclesiastes? A scientifically accurate movie about Mars would be two hours of NASA scientists high-fiving each other and looking at imagery from the rovers. Lord of Light is one of my favorite books of all time and I cannot recommend it highly enough. €�A Rose for Ecclesiastes”: This was my introduction to Zelazny, as I was reading The Science Fiction Hall of Fame, Volume One.