The Silver Eel (1978). edited by Robert P. Barker.
Fantasy Commentator double issue No 57/58 (2004). Edited by Benjamin J. Szumskyj for publisher A. Langley Searles. Contains a wealth of critical essays on Leiber's work, together with three poems by Leiber: "Challenge", "Ghosts" and "The Grey Mouser".
A bibliography of Leiber's work is Fritz Leiber: A Bibliography 1934–1979 by Chris Morgan (Birmingham, UK: Morgenstern, 1979). It is fairly definitive as to the date of publication but Leiber's work badly needs an updated comprehensive bibliography.
Jeff Frane. Fritz Leiber (Mercer Island, WA: Starmont House/Borgo Press, 1980) was the first full-length monograph on Leiber's life and literary work.
Tom Staicar. Fritz Leiber(NY: Fredrick Ungar Publishing Co, 1983).
Bruce Byfield. Byfield, Bruce (1991). Witches of the Mind: A Critical Study of Fritz Leiber. West Warwick: Necronomicon Press. ISBN0-940884-35-6.
John Howard. "In Smoke and Soot I Will Worship: The Ghost Stories of Fritz Leiber". All Hallows 4 (1993); Fantasy Commentator 57/58 (2004); in Howard's Touchstones: Essays on the Fantastic. Staffordshire UK: Alchemy Press, 2014.
John Howard. "The Addition of Secondary Narratives". Fantasy Commentator 57/58 (2004); expanded as "Storytelling wonder-questing, mortal me: The transformation of 'The Pale Brown Thing' into Our Lady of Darkness in Szumskyj (2007); in Howard's Touchstones: Essays on the Fantastic. Staffordshire UK: Alchemy Press, 2014.
An essay examining Leiber's literary relationship with H. P. Lovecraft ("Passing the Torch: H.P. Lovecraft and Fritz Leiber") appears in S. T. Joshi's The Evolution of the Weird Tale (2004).Joshi, S (2004). The Evolution of the Weird Tale. New York: Hippocampus Press. tr. 124–35. ISBN978-0-9748789-2-8.
