 Photo by Lars-Olov Strandberg, Seacon '79 (37th World Science Fiction Convention), Brighton, England, 1979. Copyright © Lars-Olov Strandberg | Fritz LeiberAuthor of Swords and DeviltryAlso known as: Leiber F, F. Leiber, Frits Leiber, Frtiz Leiber, Leiber Fritz, Fritz Lieber ... (see complete list), Fritz Lieber, Jr Fritz Lieber, Fritz Leiber Jr., Fritz Leiber, Jr.
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