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Title	:	The Guns of Avalon (The Chronicles of Amber #2)
Author	:	Roger Zelazny
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 223 pages
Published	:	April 1986 by Avon Books (first published 1972)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Fiction. Science Fiction. Science Fiction Fantasy

The Guns of Avalon (The Chronicles of Amber #2)

Roger Zelazny

Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 223 pages

Rating: 4.15 | 20118 Users | 533 Reviews

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Across the worlds of Shadow, Corwin, prince of blood royal, heir to the throne of Amber, gathers his forces for an assault that will yield up to him the crown that is rightfully his. But, a growing darkness of his own doing threatens his plans, an evil that stretches to the heart of the perfect kingdom itself where the demonic forces of Chaos mass to annihilate Amber and all who would rule there.

One of the most revered names in sf and fantasy, the incomparable Roger Zelazny was honored with numerous prizes—including six Hugo and three Nebula Awards—over the course of his legendary career. Among his more than fifty books, arguably Zelazny’s most popular literary creations were his extraordinary Amber novels. The Guns of Avalon is the second book of The Chronicles of Amber.

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Original Title:	The Guns of Avalon
ISBN:	0380000830 (ISBN13: 9780380000838)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Chronicles of Amber #2, Amber: The Corwin Cycle #2
Characters:	Random of Amber, Brand of Amber, Corwin of Amber, Eric of Amber, Benedict of Amber, Caine of Amber, Bleys of Amber, Julian of Amber, Gérard of Amber, Florimel of Amber, Deirdre of Amber, Fiona of Amber, Llewella of Amber
Literary Awards:	Mythopoeic Fantasy Award Nominee (1973)

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The Guns of Avalon have also successfully passed the re-read test. Just like Nine Princes in Amber, this novel is a page-turner. I enjoyed the experience of being immersed in the world of Amber and its shadows so much that I read it in one sitting. Zelazny goes more in depth with the worldbuilding and it was fascinating to read about Corwin has caused. Also, (view spoiler)[the inner conflict in Corwin is well done. The grayness of his character, certain morally dubious actions and his

When push comes to shove all princes put Amber first, and its hard not to like them for it!The pacing of The Guns of Avalon is a bit uneven. Shadows shifting is a neat concept, but I literally fell asleep while Corwin was traveling to the diamond dunes. The beginning and the last few chapters more than made up for the slow spots in the middle though. Corwin is by no means a model of strong moral fiber, and some of his decisions might be questionable, but I cant believe how he got totally duped

The second book in the series is pretty much like turning a page in the first book. It is literally like the next day. I seem to be reading small books at the moment. The writing continues to show its age, the female characters in this story are pasted in and literally have no impact. I think that Random's wife has huge potential, but she still has not made an appearance. This is all about the princes and their warring, whisky drinking exploits. But even with its flaws, even with the fact that a

The book picks up right where the previous left. Corwin, being pissed off at his brother Eric for cruel treatment as well as thinking the guy occupied the throne which is his - Corwin's - by right looked for means to dispose of his dear loving relative. He thought he knew one, but it required extensive shadow traveling. During these travels he learned that a curse of a person of royal Amber blood really meant something. He also got to meet some of his old acquaintances with only a minor part of

4.0 to 4.5 stars. Another excellent installment in the Amber Chronicles by Roger Zelazny. The world building continues to impress and the magic system and internal workings of Amber continue to be fleshed out and made real. While not quite as good as my two favorite Zelazny works, Lord of Light and This Immortal, these books are well written and a ton of fun. Highly Recommended!!

Another fine installment of The Chronicles of Amber. This one lulled for me a bit in the middle, but the ending picked up quite a bit and Zelazny's masterful worldbuilding brought my rating back up.

I'll start this today at lunch. It's a re-read, but a wonderful one. I read Nine Princes in Amber for the Zelazny group & I can't just stop reading the series now, even if I do know how it turns out.It was well worth the re-read. Even knowing basically what happens, it's still a great read. I get to pay more attention to how Zelazny uses words & that's always a pleasure. This concentrates on Corwin getting back to his old self after many centuries. We learn more about his family &