The Changing Land

By: Roger Zelazny

Narrated by: Eric Michael Summerer

The Changing Land picks up shortly after the events chronicled in Dilvish, the Damned. Dilvish must gain entry to Castle Timeless if he is to destroy his nemeses Jelerak. Unbenounced to Dilvish, Jelerak is also seeking to gain entrance to his own castle as his apprentice has blocked him out while attempting to lean the castles secrets so that he may become lord of Castle Timeless.

The castle is protected by a lethal, chaotic, ever-changing land. In a race against time and reality itself both Dilvish and Jelerak must survive the maze-like changing lands and then somehow survive whatever traps await them and perhaps even the elder gods themselves may intervene if the whim strikes them. A breathtaking grand adventure!

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Good conclusion novel with Dilvish

A full novel of Dilvish this time instead of the short story collection with Dilvish in "Dilvish the Damned". While not as good as other Zelazny books I've read, this is still enjoyable and part of the ending I did not see coming whereas most of the rest of the book progresses as one would expect..

Zelazny at his best

Narrator does a great job with diction and character modulation, with Holrun for example, which helps capture the many humorous references to past writers and the dissonances and resonances Zelazny's writing embraces