If at Faust you don't succeed
Book • 1994
In this imaginative collaboration, Robert Sheckley and Roger Zelazny reimagine the classic Faustian bargain.
The story follows a contemporary individual who makes a deal with a mysterious entity, only to find the consequences are far more complex and humorous than anticipated.
The novel is a blend of science fiction, fantasy, and satire, offering a unique twist on the morality tale.
With witty dialogue and inventive scenarios, the book explores themes of ambition, temptation, and the nature of good and evil.
Its clever narrative and engaging characters make it a memorable read.
The story follows a contemporary individual who makes a deal with a mysterious entity, only to find the consequences are far more complex and humorous than anticipated.
The novel is a blend of science fiction, fantasy, and satire, offering a unique twist on the morality tale.
With witty dialogue and inventive scenarios, the book explores themes of ambition, temptation, and the nature of good and evil.
Its clever narrative and engaging characters make it a memorable read.
