Matthew Harffy worked as an English teacher and translator in Spain. After, he moved back to England to serve in the IT industry. According ...

Castle Mirage was first published in paperback by both Unibook and Belmont Tower in 1971. Both editions featured different artwork. It was ...

I've mostly enjoyed the historical adventure novels by British writer Griff Hosker . He's authored over 150 novels in 25 distinct se...

You can visit the Perry Rhodan website HERE and journey into the far galaxies of this long-running science-fiction series. Long-running i...

I read and enjoyed Edward Breese's novelette Fast Riders , which appeared in Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine in June 1969, and ...

Donald Taylor Smith was in Europe at the outbreak of WW2 . He offered his aviation services to the RCAF through the offices of Canada House...

Robert Newton Peck (1928-2020), a Vermont native, served in the U.S. Army's 88th Infantry Division from 1945 to 1947. He attended Cornel...

A couple of years ago, I saw a positive review for Slimer on The Book Graveyard channel ( HERE ). Nick loved the book, and for the most pa...

Robert Randisi (1951-2024) wrote over 650 novels and edited over 30 anthologies. He co-founded Mystery Scene magazine and the American Cri...

It has been a couple of decades since I last read a Dean Koontz novel. Like every horror-fiction fan worth their salt, Koontz was a staple...

Writer Victor LaValle has earned multiple literary awards, including Shirley Jackson ( Big Machine , The Ballad of Black Tom ), Bram Stoker ...

J ohn Carpenter's iconic masterpiece Halloween was released in October 1978, earning a huge payday that cemented the film as a catalys...

There are two 1974 films that may have had an influence on Jerry Jacobson's short story “Night Dogs” - Macon County Line and Texas Chai...

Frank Gruber (1904-1969) used his own name and pseudonyms and house names like Stephen Acre, Tom Gunn, Jackson Cole, and Ralph Powers to au...

We love Clifton Adams around these parts, so I'm always browsing through book stores, online databases, and reprint houses to learn mor...

Paul W. Fairman (1909-1977) authored novels under his own name, as well as pseudonyms like Ivar Jorgensen, Paulette Warren , and F.W. Paul. ...

I was sort of lukewarm on Death Counts Three , a 1954 British novel authored by Leopold Horace Ognall, primarily known by his pseudonyms Har...

"Escape from Uganda's Black Hole" was published in the October 1973 issue of Adam , an Australian adult magazine. The author w...

Unfortunately, there isn't a lot known about writer Louis Chilton Goldsmith (1898-1943). According to the Fiction Mag Index , he was bor...

I really enjoyed reading Cold Hazard , a 1955 British novel authored by Richard Armstrong (1903-1986). It was a harrowing shipwreck story co...