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Early and Interesting,
This review is from: A rose for Ecclesiastes (Hardcover)
Zelazny's short story "A Rose for Ecclesiastes" was written at a time when Zelazny and Heinlein sounded very much alike. Zelazny presents a flawed human character (overconfident, slightly stuck-up scholar), sends him to a perfect setting (Mars, to study the Martians), has him save the world (shows Martians a way to avoid extinction, and makes them take it), and then send him for a fall (the one he loves doesn't love him). Thus, the character is seen to grow, and the flaw is corrected."A Rose for Ecclesiastes" can be found in "Four for Tomorrow," a collection of four of Zelazny's best short stories. |
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A rose for Ecclesiastes by Roger Zelazny (Hardcover - 1969)
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