He was known for his short stories and his work with fiction, which frequently embraced science fiction themes, rogues becoming Gods, mythology, tricksters, and fantastical premises. He also belonged to the Baltimore Science Fiction Society during this time. He eventually left his job to focus on writing full-time and indeed writing became a way to generate income. He began writing short pieces, short books, novellas, and then feature-length fiction.

While working for the government, Zelazny was also writing in his spare time. Social Security Administration before transferring to Baltimore, Maryland. He worked in Cleveland, Ohio for the U.S. that examined morality and humor conventions in The Revenger’s Tragedy. He graduated in 1962 from Columbia University with an M.A. He graduated from there in 1959 along with a Bachelor’s degree in English. In 1955, he started attending Western Reserve University. Zelazny showed off some early writing potential and was the editor of the school paper in high school and was also part of the creative writing club. His father was an immigrant of Polish descent and his mother was Irish-American. In 1937, Zelazny was born to Joseph and Josephine. Roger Zelazny was an American author of fiction. Terry's Universe: Science fiction's finest writers join in honoring the memory of Terry Carr

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