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[ktbee]

2. Lord of Light by Roger Zelazny

I've loved Zelazny since the day long ago when I picked up Bring Me the Head of Prince Charming and that love only deepened with The Chronicles of Amber, so when I found this book while unpacking (or evaluating for future reading) manwhoreforhire's books, I was excited

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[bridgeweaver]

I loved Lord of Light too, and it's on my read-every-so-often queue. Zelazny has a magical way with the language. If you can find it, his anthology "Frost and Fire" is also definitely worth a read.