Swords and Deviltry vs When God Laughs and Other Short Stories: Which Should You Read?

Cover of Swords and Deviltry Swords and Deviltry Fritz Leiber · 1970 ★★★★☆ 3.9 160 pages · ≈ 2 h 58 m · Moderate
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The first of Fritz Leiber's Fafhrd and Grey Mouser series. A collection of short stories.

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Cover of When God Laughs and Other Short Stories When God Laughs and Other Short Stories Jack London · 1911 ★★★★☆ 3.8 148 pages · ≈ 2 h 44 m · Challenging
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Released in 1911, When God Laughs, and Other Stories is the eleventh collection of short stories by Jack London. In contrast with most of his other work that had been released at the time, When God Laughs is set in…

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How to choose

Scores by source

Swords and DeviltryWhen God Laughs and Other Short Stories
Goodreads 3.9 (13804) —
Hardcover 3.7 (99) —
Google Books 5.0 (1) —
Apple Books 4.5 (31) —

Reception

Swords and DeviltryWhen God Laughs and Other Short Stories
Ratings 13804 1
Editions 31 61
Film adaptations 1 —
Want to read 15480 —
Reading it now 1000 —
Written reviews 1023 —
Wikipedia attention 1066 —
Pages 160 148

Questions readers ask

Which is rated higher: Swords and Deviltry or When God Laughs and Other Short Stories?

Swords and Deviltry has the higher combined reader rating across sources (Swords and Deviltry 3.9/5, When God Laughs and Other Short Stories 3.8/5).

Which is shorter to read: Swords and Deviltry or When God Laughs and Other Short Stories?

When God Laughs and Other Short Stories is the quickest read. Estimated at 225 words per minute: When God Laughs and Other Short Stories (148 pages, ≈ 2 h 44 m); Swords and Deviltry (160 pages, ≈ 2 h 58 m).

Which is harder to read: Swords and Deviltry or When God Laughs and Other Short Stories?

Estimated difficulty, based on era, reader shelves and length — Swords and Deviltry: Moderate; When God Laughs and Other Short Stories: Challenging.

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