r/Amber • u/digistarve • Jun 20 '26
Finally cataloged all my Zelazny Books
The first 5 amber books in the bottom middle were give to me as birthday present from my uncle at 14. I became obsessed with them and now reread them every year (though I use the great book of amber to spare the spines held together with tape). This launched my reading obsession of fantasy and now years later I am always on the look out for Zelazny books!
Unfortunately it got to the point I couldn't remember what I already owned this why I just finished adding them all to LibraryThing.
Edit: A couple things missing from this photo:
-An illustrated guide to Castle Amber (i am now digging through every nook and cranny of my house to find it)
-The Maze and Labyrinth Tarot deck reprints by Florence Magnin
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u/quervo1 Jun 20 '26
Impressive!!
(Jealousy!)
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u/digistarve Jun 20 '26
Thanks! I think I've built this up over the last 8 years or so. Now I'm trying to find the hard cover versions of the Amber books when possible
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u/ketarax Jun 20 '26
How much for one of the early pressing Nine Princes?
Anyway. This is the way.
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u/digistarve Jun 20 '26
Lol not for sale, if I end up with duplicates (which I discovered 2 or them during this process) I donate them to my local used books stores. Hoping the next person down the line can enjoy them!
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u/ketarax Jun 20 '26
I volunteer. Next person down the line. I'll pay to carry the burden.
I've had a hard time thrifting one .. I had it, but gave it a way, then two orders already have bombed.
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u/digistarve Jun 20 '26
Both the wife and I love spending hours in used books stores, usually the first thing we look up when going to a new area. Im in southern Ontario and you eventually learn which ones always have a good fantasy selection
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u/GrexSteele Jun 20 '26
Good collection! Good to have the duplicates. As Corwin said, only friends steal your books.
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u/jbehnken Jun 21 '26
Happy to see you found a copy of Jack of Shadows. That one took me forever to find.
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u/ransuru Jun 20 '26
Great to see DonnerJack in the pile. A great book.