Oh, and who else remembers the pastiche/tribute to him in, was it F&SF?, titled "Call Me Titan"? ... Ah, thank you, Google. It was in Asimov's. To quote from http://www.majipoor.com/shorts/scallmetitan.html: >>> Call Me Titan by Robert Silverberg Index Form: Novelette Year: 1997 Publication history: 1997 : Asimov's February 1997 (m) , 1998 : Lord of the Fantastic: Stories in Honor of Roger Zelazny (pb) , Avon Comments: This novelette appears with a dedication "In Memoriam: RZ" and represents a "conscious effort to use his (Roger Zelazny's) manner and themes." It succeeds brilliantly. It's the story of a mostly-forgotten character from Greek mythology, the Titan called Typhoeus, whose purpose it was to destroy the newcomer Zeus who had taken over Mount Olympus. A volcanic eruption frees the Titan from his mountain prison and he bursts forth into our world to exact his revenge on Zeus. But Zeus is, to say the least, elusive. This story evokes the style and mood of Zelazny's best works (Lord of Light and so on) marvelously. <<< I agree with this evaluation, evidently by Jon Davis, the maintainer of the site, which Silverberg himself calls "the Quasi-Official Robert Silverberg Site" (on the home page, http://www.majipoor.com/home.html). -- Mark M.