Science Fiction· United States
Lord of Light
by Roger ZelaznyAggregate Editorial Score55/100
★Hugo Award
Published 1968280 pagesEnglish
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Lord of Light by Roger Zelazny is a landmark work of science fiction, first published in 1968. Colonists of a future world have used advanced technology to take on the roles of Hindu gods in Zelazny's baroque, inventive Hugo Award winner. Sam, a rebel who refuses the role of god assigned to him, leads a revolt against the divine order in a novel that is simultaneously science fiction and Hindu mythology. Themes of religion, technology, revolution run through the work. The book has received recognition from Hugo Award 1968.
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