Two Fantasy & Science Fiction Novels

By Roger Zelazny

Changeling 

Published by Ace Books, 1980, Book Club Edition

Hardcovers, Dust Jacket, Protective Mylar Sleeve

Coils (with Fred Saberhagen)

Published by Nelson Doubleday, 1982, Book Club Edition

Hardcovers, Dust Jacket, Protective Mylar Sleeve

Very Good Vintage Condition. The books are clean, covers attached, secure bindings, unmarked, no writing, no highlighting, crisp inner pages, no fading, no ripped pages, no edge chipping, no corner folds, no creased pages, no remainder marks, not ex-library. Some light surface, edge and surface wear from age, use, storage and handling. 

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Changeling  is a 1980  fantasy novel  by American writer  Roger Zelazny. It was nominated for a Locus Award in 1981,  and was followed by a sequel,  Madwand.

The people had long suffered under Det Morson's power. When at last, the wizard Mor joined the fight, Det and his infamous Rondoval castle were destroyed. But the victory was not complete, for the conquerors found a baby amidst the rubble: Det's son, Pol. Unwilling to kill the child, Mor took him to a parallel world where technology ruled and the ways of magic were considered mere legends. He substituted Pol for a baby of the same age, using a spell to persuade the parents to recognize him as their own. In order to retain the balance between the worlds, Mor took the baby from the other world and brought it back to his own, leaving it with a local artisan, Marak.

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Coils is a science fiction novel by  Roger Zelazny and Fred Saberhagen. Coils uncoils into a gripping psyche-shattering thriller - an adventure that penetrates the darkest conundrums of body, mind and computer consciousness.

The Year is 1995 in high-tech, computer-rich America. While on vacation with his beautiful girlfriend Cora, Donald BelPatri begins to realize that something is seriously wrong wit his memory. Clickaderick...click! Donald's mind can coil into any computer consciousness, but he cannot remember... Where do his parents live? Who is paying $8,000 into his account each month? What had he been working on at the Angra Energy Corporation? The Cora "disappears". 

Fred Thomas Saberhagen  (May 18, 1930 – June 29, 2007) was an American  science fiction  and  fantasy  author most famous for his  Berserker  series of science fiction  short stories  and  novels. Saberhagen also wrote a series of  vampire  novels in which the famous  Dracula  is the main protagonist, and a series of post-apocalyptic mytho-magical novels beginning with his popular  Empire of the East series  and continuing through a long series of  Swords  and  Lost Swords  novels.

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Roger Joseph Zelazny (May 13, 1937  – June 14, 1995)   was an American poet and writer of   fantasy   and   science fiction   short stories and novels, best known for   The Chronicles of Amber. He won the   Nebula Award   three times (out of 14 nominations) and the   Hugo Award   six times (also out of 14 nominations), including two Hugos for novels: the serialized novel   ...And Call Me Conrad   (1965), subsequently published under the title   This Immortal (1966) and then the novel Lord of Light   (1967).

On May 1, 1969, Zelazny quit his government job to become a full-time writer, and thereafter concentrated on writing novels in order to maintain his income.   During this period, he was an active and vocal member of the Baltimore Science Fiction Society, whose members included writers   Jack Chalker   and   Joe   and   Jack Haldeman   among others. His first fanzine appearance was part one of the story "Conditional Benefit" (Thurban 1   #3, 1953) and his first professional publication and sale was the fantasy short story "Mr. Fuller's Revolt" (Literary Calvalcade, 1954). As a professional writer, his debut works were the simultaneous publication of "Passion Play" (Amazing, August 1962) and "Horseman!" (Fantastic, August 1962). "Passion Play" was written and sold first. His first story to attract major attention was "A Rose for Ecclesiastes", published in   The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, with cover art by   Hannes Bok. Roger Zelazny was also a member of the   Swordsmen and Sorcerers' Guild of America   (SAGA), a loose-knit group of   heroic fantasy   authors founded in the 1960s, some of whose works were anthologized in   Lin Carter's   Flashing Swords!   anthologies.