The Adventures of Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser: Swords Against Death (Paperback)

from SELindberg

Leiber's Mouser and Fafhrd are the Scooby and Shaggy Of Sword and Sorcery Atmosphere and Style: Fafhrd and Mouser are two rogues who are braver and smarter than Scooby and Shaggy, but form as legendary a duo in many ways. The pair were chronicled over ~5 decades by the man who termed the genre "S...

from DinadansFriend

A good book for those nights when there is no good swashbuckling movie to watch. The fun pairing of Fafhrd and the Grey Mouser become engaged in the affairs of a pair of sorcerers as they try to build careers, or at least get by, in the beautifully corrupt city of Lankhmar and its peculiar enviro...

from Karlstar

The follow-on to Swords and Deviltry, more of the same sword and sorcery fantasy featuring Fahrd and the Grey Mouser. Somewhat like a combination of Howard and Moorcock. At times, the books can take on some of the mystical tone of the Elric novels.

from elenchus

Apparently an expanded edition of Two Sought Adventure, a 1957 omnibus collecting the then-complete (save for "Adept's Gambit") tales, that edition evidently adopting the title of the first-published story itself. I speculate that Books 1 and 2 were in fact issued after the publication of what wo...

from aethercowboy

This is the second collected volume of the Fafhrd and Gray Mouser stories. In this volume, they meet their patron wizards, Ningauble of the Seven Eyes and Sheelba of the Eyeless Face, and do their bidding, as well as minor and major larceny. Their marks ranging from scam artist aliens to Death it...