· Title: You're All Alone Title Record # Author: Fritz Leiber. Date: Type: NOVEL. Language: English. Note: According to "Author's Afterword" in the October Pocket edition, Leiber began writing this, his third, novel in January He expected that it would be about 40, word long and that it would be sold to John W. Campbell Jr. for publication in "Unknown".First published: Three short stories. The first one "You're All Alone", I found difficult to get into but it did finally grab me. The second one "Four Ghost in Hamlet" could be shortened into a good tale to tell around a campfire. The third one “The Creature from Cleveland Depths” is the story I liked the best. I found the character more believable and interesting/5. · This is the idea behind what Fritz Leiber called “the unluckiest, the most ill-starred and dogged by misfortune” of his novels, which he began, as You’re All Alone, in The story starts with Carr Mackay, working in the General Employment office in .
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