How did Zelazny decide on blending myth with futuristic elements in this series?
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How did Zelazny decide on blending myth with futuristic elements in this series?
Did anyone else feel the protagonist's moral ambiguity made him more relatable?
What do you think led to the decision to tell this story through a mix of poetic language and prose?
