Fritz Leiber
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Fritz Reuter Leiber Jr. (December 24, 1910 - Sepember 5, 1992) was a science fiction, horror and fantasy writer. Among his more notable creations are Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser, of whose adventures there are seven books.
Works:
Stories:
- 1947: Adept's Gambit (in Night's Black Agents)
- 1952: I'm Looking For Jeff (Fantastic, Fall 1952)
- 1959: Lean Times in Lankhmar (Fantastic, November 1959)
- 1960: When the Sea-King's Away (Fantastic, May 1960)
- 1961: Scylla's Daughter (Fantastic, May 1961)
- 1962: The Unholy Grail (Fantastic, October 1962)
- 1963: The Cloud of Hate (Fantastic, May 1963)
- 1964: The Lords of Quarmall (Fantastic, January and February 1964)
- 1964: Adept's Gambit (abridged by the author) (Fantastic, May 1964)
- 1970: The Snow Women (Fantastic, April 1970)
- 1970: Ill Met In Lankhmar Fantasy and Science Fiction, 1970)
Work in progress.
Books:
- 1943: Conjure Wife (originally appeared in Unknown Worlds, April 1943)
- 1943: Gather, Darkness! (serialized in Astounding Science Fiction, May, June, and July 1943)
- 1945: Destiny Times Three
- 1953: The Sinful Ones (rewrite of You're All Alone, an abbreviated version of which appeared in 1950 Fantastic Adventures)
- 1953: The Green Millennium
- 1961: The Big Time (expanded from the Hugo-winning version serialized in Galaxy Science Fiction, March and April 1958), part of the Change War series
- 1961: The Silver Eggheads (expansion of the 1959 version in The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction)
- 1964: The Wanderer
- 1966: Tarzan and the Valley of Gold (novelisation of a screenplay by Clair Huffaker)
- 1968: Swords in the Mist
- 1968: Swords Against Wizardry
- 1968: The Swords of Lankhmar
- 1969: A Specter is Haunting Texas
- 1970: Swords and Deviltry
- 1970: Swords Against Death
- 1977: Our Lady of Darkness
- 1977: Swords and Ice Magic
- 1980: A rewritten version of The Sinful Ones
- 1988: The Knight and Knave of Swords
- 1997: The Dealings of Daniel Kesserich (Novella in the style of H. P. Lovecraft, written in 1936 and lost for decades)
Work in progress.