Survivor Appendix N Authors- LEIBER WINS!

TiwazTyrsfist

Adventurer
Bellairs, John 17
Burroughs, Edgar Rice 22
Carter, Lin 16
de Camp & Pratt 19
Dunsany, Lord 19
Fox, Gardner 19
Lanier, Sterling 10
Leiber, Fritz 21
Merritt, A. 18
Moorcock, Michael 4
Offutt, Andrew J. 16
Pratt, Fletcher 14
St. Clair, Margaret 17
Tolkien, J.R.R. 21
Weinbaum, Stanley 10
Wellman, Manley Wade 16
Williamson, Jack 18
Zelazny, Roger 21
 

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Ed Laprade

First Post
Bellairs, John 17
Burroughs, Edgar Rice 22 +1 = 23
Carter, Lin 16
de Camp & Pratt 19
Dunsany, Lord 19
Fox, Gardner 19
Lanier, Sterling 10
Leiber, Fritz 21
Merritt, A. 18
Moorcock, Michael 4
Offutt, Andrew J. 16
Pratt, Fletcher 14
St. Clair, Margaret 17
Tolkien, J.R.R. 21 -2 = 19
Weinbaum, Stanley 10
Wellman, Manley Wade 16
Williamson, Jack 18
Zelazny, Roger 21
 

chrisrtld

Adventurer
Bellairs, John 17
Burroughs, Edgar Rice 23
Carter, Lin 16
de Camp & Pratt 19
Dunsany, Lord 19
Fox, Gardner 19
Lanier, Sterling 10
Leiber, Fritz 21
Merritt, A. 18
Moorcock, Michael 2
Offutt, Andrew J. 16
Pratt, Fletcher 14
St. Clair, Margaret 17
Tolkien, J.R.R. 20
Weinbaum, Stanley 10
Wellman, Manley Wade 16
Williamson, Jack 18
Zelazny, Roger 21
 

bid

First Post
Bellairs, John 17
Burroughs, Edgar Rice 23
Carter, Lin 16
de Camp & Pratt 19
Dunsany, Lord 19
Fox, Gardner 19
Lanier, Sterling 10
Leiber, Fritz 21
Merritt, A. 18
Moorcock, Michael 0
Offutt, Andrew J. 16
Pratt, Fletcher 14
St. Clair, Margaret 17
Tolkien, J.R.R. 20
Weinbaum, Stanley 10
Wellman, Manley Wade 16
Williamson, Jack 18
Zelazny, Roger 23

Lesshen.
 

Prakriti

Hi, I'm a Mindflayer, but don't let that worry you
Bellairs, John 17
Burroughs, Edgar Rice 23
Carter, Lin 16
de Camp & Pratt 19
Dunsany, Lord 19
Fox, Gardner 19
Lanier, Sterling 10
Leiber, Fritz 21
Merritt, A. 18
Offutt, Andrew J. 16
Pratt, Fletcher 14
St. Clair, Margaret 17
Tolkien, J.R.R. 20
Weinbaum, Stanley 10
Wellman, Manley Wade 16
Williamson, Jack 18
Zelazny, Roger 22

Fixing the post above. Upvotes are only 1, not 2. :)
 

Tallifer

Hero
Moorcock, Michael 0


Farewell. I will always fondly remember Chaosium's take on the world of Elric.

Stormbringer.jpg
 

Wow.

The one time I voted in this thread, it was to upvote Moorcock.

I can actually kind of understand Lovecraft and Howard going out early in this day and age (though I dearly love them both) -- but Moorcock?

Brilliant and pioneering writer of "genre" fare (forget the alignment system, without him there would be no "planar" D&D at all and certainly no Spelljammer) AND "literary" fiction (no one remaining on this list has received such accolades from the literati, arguably including Tolkien; cf. Mother London's Whitbread Prize nom and The Condition of Muzak's Guardian Prize win).

I'm baffled.
 

SkidAce

Legend
Supporter
Wow.

The one time I voted in this thread, it was to upvote Moorcock.

I can actually kind of understand Lovecraft and Howard going out early in this day and age (though I dearly love them both) -- but Moorcock?

Brilliant and pioneering writer of "genre" fare (forget the alignment system, without him there would be no "planar" D&D at all and certainly no Spelljammer) AND "literary" fiction (no one remaining on this list has received such accolades from the literati, arguably including Tolkien; cf. Mother London's Whitbread Prize nom and The Condition of Muzak's Guardian Prize win).

I'm baffled.

Dont be baffled.

The list of people who have actually read about Elric and Stormbringer, Erokose, Tanelorn etc is shrinking day by day.

Times they be a changing...
 

Invisible Stalker

First Post
Bellairs, John 17
Burroughs, Edgar Rice 23
Carter, Lin 16
de Camp & Pratt 19
Dunsany, Lord 19
Fox, Gardner 19
Lanier, Sterling 10
Leiber, Fritz 21
Merritt, A. 18
Offutt, Andrew J. 16
Pratt, Fletcher 14
St. Clair, Margaret 17
Tolkien, J.R.R. 21
Weinbaum, Stanley 10
Wellman, Manley Wade 16
Williamson, Jack 18
Zelazny, Roger 20
 

tglassy

Adventurer
All I know is I’ve read dozens upon dozens of fantasy books. I’ve never heard of anyone on this list but Tolkien. I’ve heard of a few of their characters, but none of the authors.

That is called the Test of Time. You can be the greatest author in history, but if newer generations don’t pick you up and read your works, your work has not stood the rest of time.

Tolkien’s has. Out of everyone on this list, Tolkien’s work has stood the test of time.
 

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