“The Man Who Loved Fayoli” by Roger Zelazny is not just a book, but a fascinating journey into the world of human psychology, philosophy and the mysteries of human behavior, which will not leave indifferent any truth seeker and lover of deep reflection. At the center of the story is the story of a man whose passion for learning the classical principles of management and organizational theory turns into something more than just academic knowledge. The author masterfully combines elements of science fiction, psychological thriller and philosophical reflection, creating a unique literary cocktail that captures from the first pages and does not let go to the finale. The title of the book - "The Man Who Loved Fayoli" - is itself of interest, because it hints at a deep connection between the person and the ideas that changed the approach to the management and organization of labor. Roger Zelazny, known for his bright works in the genre of fiction and fantasy, in this book demonstrates his talent not only as a writer, but also as a philosophical researcher. His style is a subtle combination of keen observation, rich language and the ability to immerse the reader in complex reflections, without losing the dynamics of the narrative. The book tells the story of a man who, being obsessed with the ideas of the French engineer and management theorist Henri Fayoli, turns his passion into something more - the path of self-knowledge and the search for meaning. In the process of reading, the reader plunges into a world where ideas about discipline, management and ethics acquire new shades, and the personality of the hero becomes a symbol of the struggle between traditional values and modern challenges. Zelazny masterfully shows how Fayoli's ideas can become not only a guide to action, but also an internal guide for those who seek harmony in life and work. This book is perfect for those interested in management, psychology, philosophy and the history of the idea. It is particularly appealing to readers aged 18 to 45 who seek to understand the mechanisms of human behavior, uncover the secrets of leadership, and find inspiration in classic concepts. It will also be of interest to those who appreciate literary works with deep meaning, rich in philosophical reflections and psychological nuances. Fans of the genre of intellectual literature, as well as fans of works combining elements of science fiction and psychological thriller, will find something special in this book. The themes raised in “The Man Who Loved Fayoli” are not only management and organization, but also the inner world of a person, his values, ethics and the desire for harmony. Jeljazny raises questions about how past ideas can influence the present and the future, and why it is important to remember the fundamental principles that help us navigate difficult life situations. It shows that a true understanding of oneself and the world around us is a path that requires constant self-improvement and the search for a balance between the mind and the senses. The author's special style is manifested in his ability to turn even the most complex ideas into vivid images and metaphors, making reading exciting and inspiring. His works, such as “Blood and Will” or “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe”, are famous for their depth and philosophical richness, and “The Man Who Loved Fayoli” is no exception. In this book, Zhelyazny demonstrates his skill in creating multi-layered stories in which each reader can find something of his own - whether it is thinking about leadership, inner strength or how the ideas of the past can become a guiding star in the modern world. As a result, “The Man Who Loved Fayoli” is not just a book for those interested in management or the history of ideas, it is a work that makes you think about yourself, about your values and about the importance of keeping in touch with the origins. This is a book for those who are looking for inspiration and new horizons for self-discovery, who want to understand how the ideas of great thinkers can help him become better and find his own way. Roger Zelazny created a work that will remain in memory for a long time, recalling that the true power is in knowledge, and the love of ideas is the path to inner freedom and harmony.