The Dream Master
roger zelazny
['rabindranath tagore', 'joseph mohr', 'karin slaughter', 'ed mcbain', 'paolo bacigalupi', 'alberto moravia', 'nick arnold', 'saxo grammaticus', 'ranulph fiennes', 'philip pullman', 'hans christian andersen', 'larry kramer', 'leon uris', 'julie campbell tatham', 'ansky', 'mercedes lackey', 'rachel field', 'gorky', 'doug wright', 'wodehouse', 'charlaine harris', 'friedrich nietzsche', 'philip sidney', 'rumiko takahashi', 'christos tsiolkas', 'fumi yoshinaga', 'jonathan clements', 'charles perrow', 'euclid', 'anant pai', 'william march', 'hiromu arakawa', 'guy vanderhaeghe', 'francesco colonna', 'gary brandner', 'jung chang', 'john keats', 'dion boucicault', 'bush administration', 'stephen jay gould', 'eppie lederer', 'paul theroux', 'eric knight', 'sara shepard', 'arthur cronquist', 'tatian', 'angie sage', 'ken levine', 'world health organization', 'robert louis stevenson', 'george cockcroft', 'lin carter', 'kathryn stockett', 'sam lake', 'constantine porphyrogenitus', 'google', 'collin de plancy', 'lillian hellman', 'gosho aoyama', 'kaja foglio', 'christopher marlowe', 'jacques bergier', 'august strindberg', 'elias ashmole', 'adam mickiewicz', 'pontius pilate', 'francesca lia block', 'macneice', 'jorge amado', 'ray galton', 'jonathan stroud', 'stephen sondheim', 'annie proulx', 'salman rushdie', 'multatuli', 'robert silverberg', 'german national library', 'john mortimer', 'nikki sixx', 'ludwig wittgenstein', 'danielle steel', 'george abbott', 'fyodor dostoyevsky', 'ai yazawa', 'homer', 'bill griffith', 'satyajit ray', 'belloc', 'sinclair lewis', 'connie willis', 'shintaro ishihara', 'henrik ibsen', 'martin cruz smith', 'carl von clausewitz', 'heinrich cornelius agrippa', 'warren ellis', 'satoru akahori', 'robert tressell', 'aphra behn']
The Dream Master
The Dream Master (1966), originally published as a novella titled He Who Shapes, is a science-fiction novel by Roger Zelazny. Zelazny's originally intended title for it was The Ides of Octember. The novella won a Nebula Award in 1965.