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In 1992, the last year of his life, Leiber married his second wife, Margo Skinner, a journalist and poet with whom he had been friends for years. Leiber died a few weeks after a physical collapse while traveling from a science fiction convention in London, Ontario, with Skinner. His cause of death was a stroke.
Sep 3, 2009 · Leiber married Jonquil Stephens in 1936. They had a son, Justin, in 1938. Justin is a professor of philosophy at Florida State University and has written some fiction in addition to numerous non-fiction works, mostly in the field of philosophy. Jonquil died in 1969.
Mar 21, 2023 · Leiber, son of a famous actor and sometime actor himself, wrote a good deal of Fantasy and SF for various genre magazines through the 1940s. But after he serialised his 1943 novel Conjure Wife!
In one of his nightmares, George realizes he's one of the monsters and, in another dream, he sees himself being eaten by those monsters. George eventually finds a way to prevent these dreams. During a hike with his son one afternoon, Fischer's father is killed after he suddenly falls off a cliff.
Apr 19, 2024 · Fritz Leiber was an American writer noted for his stories of innovation in sword-and-sorcery, contemporary horror, and satiric science fiction. Leiber, the son of stage and film actors, studied at the University of Chicago (Ph.B., 1932) and the Episcopalian General Theological Seminary (1932–33)
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Nov 20, 2013 · The second time blacks are mentioned, they are a child’s fear, related by Wran’s wife regarding his son: “Ronny just had a scare. It woke him up. He was pointing to the window saying, ‘Black man, black man …’”
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Dec 24, 2020 · In this blog entry, I'll be looking at the works of Leiber that have been largely forgotten--if known about at all--by Leiber fans of the present day. I'm speaking here primarily of Fritz the Scholar and Critic.
