Frost and Fire

About “Frost and Fire”

Frost & Fire is a 288-page collection of short stories and essays by Roger Zelazny, published in 1989 by William Morrow. The book includes a variety of works, such as "An Exorcism, of Sorts," "Permafrost," and "LOKI 7281," which showcase Zelazny's talent for blending science fiction and fantasy elements. Other stories like "Dreadsong" and "Dayblood" explore themes of identity and transformation. The collection also features essays, including "Constructing A Science Fiction Novel" and "Fantasy and Science Fiction: A Writer's View," offering insights into Zelazny's writing process and perspectives on the genres. The book contains a total of thirteen pieces, ranging from fictional narratives to reflective essays.