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Apr 19, 2024 · This article was most recently revised and updated by Encyclopaedia Britannica. Fritz Leiber was an American writer noted for his stories of innovation in sword-and-sorcery, contemporary horror, and satiric science fiction.
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Apr 22, 2024 · The SFFaudio Podcast #783 – READALONG: Ill Met In Lankhmar by Fritz Leiber. Monday, April 22, 2024 Jesse Willis. Jesse, Paul Weimer, Scott Danielson, Trish E. Matson, and Jonathan Weichsel talk about Ill Met In Lankhmar by Fritz Leiber.
May 5, 2024 · Originally published in the September 1962 edition of IF Magazine. Re-published in a collection of the author's short stories called Ships To The Stars in 19...
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Leiber begins the story with his usual craftsman's care, providing a vivid description of a lightning storm: "The lightning flashes showed outside only the lashing tops of the big pines against the inky night". Leiber skillfully ramps up the conversation, until it ends it with a terrifying and original twist. A hidden gem.
Oct 18, 2021 · Leiber was deeply influenced by authors who were active in the pulps in previous decades, such as H.P. Lovecraft, and if we continue this game of six degrees of separation, we arrive at C.L. Moore ...
No idea why Fritz Leiber ok'd all the spelling issues. There are so many that they actually don't detract from the book, i.e. it's so ridiculous it becomes funny. Anyway, spelling errors aside, this is good early Leiber. David Pringle included it in his list of 100 best fantasy books. I may need to track down the Baen Books 1986 reprint...
