A Night in the Lonesome October
Book • 1993
"A Night in the Lonesome October" is narrated by Snuff, the dog of Jack the Ripper, as he and his master participate in a supernatural game that occurs every October.
The game involves a group of players, each representing a different supernatural faction, who work to either open a gate for the Elder Gods or prevent it from happening.
The story is told in a series of daily vignettes, leading up to Halloween night.
Zelazny's writing style is characterized by its wit, charm, and incorporation of various literary and mythological figures.
"A Night in the Lonesome October" is celebrated for its imaginative plot, its engaging characters, and its unique blend of horror, humor, and mystery.
The game involves a group of players, each representing a different supernatural faction, who work to either open a gate for the Elder Gods or prevent it from happening.
The story is told in a series of daily vignettes, leading up to Halloween night.
Zelazny's writing style is characterized by its wit, charm, and incorporation of various literary and mythological figures.
"A Night in the Lonesome October" is celebrated for its imaginative plot, its engaging characters, and its unique blend of horror, humor, and mystery.
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