Comes the Dark Stranger was only Harry Patterson's (aka Jack Higgins ) fourth published novel, seeing release in 1962 in hardcover by J...

Dust of Death was the lead story in the October 1935 issue of Doc Savage . It was authored by Harold A. Davis, filling in for the title...

I've covered a great deal of author Jack Karney's literary work here on the blog, including his short stories, recent reprints thro...

Ross R. Olney (b. 1929), who also writes as E. Price Olney, wrote nearly 200 novels of young adult fiction, science-fiction , and non-ficti...

In this latest Paperback Warrior adventure, the hunt for vintage reads continues through the heart of Central Florida. Stops include the ecl...

W.E.D. Ross , who wrote many gothic-romance and suspense paperbacks, wrote Phantom Wedding in 1976. It was published by Popular Library un...

Conan the Wanderer was first published by Lancer Books in 1968. The painted cover was created by John Duillo, who also created the cover fo...

Keith Rosson won the Shirley Jackson Award for his story collection Folk Songs for Trauma Surgeons . His stories have appeared in Nightmare ...

Paul Tremblay's horror novel Survivor Song was published in 2020 by William Morrow in hardcover and Titan in paperback. While the book...

Michael Connelly graduated from the University of Florida in 1980 and became a journalist. He placed as a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize, w...

Red Mist was published in paperback in April 1989 by Popular Library. The cover, featuring model Steve Holland, was created by Ben Perini. ...

Despite having five series installments ahead of it, Pacific Vortex! is still considered the first of Clive Cussler's Dirk Pitt novel...

According to Amazon, Collin Armstrong has worked in the entertainment industry for over a decade, developing, writing, and producing materia...

After reading many of Elmore Leonard's early crime-fiction novels, like The Big Bounce (1969) and Mr. Majestyk (1974), I was anxious ...

Welcome to my newest collaboration with Nick at The Book Graveyard . On this episode, we continue our "Guide to Gothics" discussio...

Lawrence Block began a series of hitman novels in 1998 with Hit Man , the first of six books featuring John Keller , a lonely assassin livi...

Heller with a Gun was just Louis L'Amour's  11th novel. It was originally published in April 1955 by Fawcett Gold Medal (#478) wit...

William Ross , using the name Marilyn Ross, authored 33 paperbacks that serve as television tie-ins to the supernatural soap opera Dark Shad...

Andrew Pyper (1968-2025) received a B.A. And M.A. in English Literature from McGill University and earned a law degree from the University o...

There is a scene near the end of Cry for the Strangers in which John Saul describes his book perfectly. One character is saying to the othe...