In 2022, authors Candace Nola, Lucas Mangum, and Judith Sonnet contributed horror novellas to a trilogy series titled Earth Vs , a homage t...

Nine years before his retirement, Jon Messmann ( Revenger , Nick Carter: Killmaster ) authored a stand-alone western titled The Last Snow ...

According to the Tom Corbett Website , Grosset & Dunlap began publishing the Tom Corbett Space Cadet juvenile novels in 1952. These we...

I've covered countless books and stories here at Paperback Warrior that feature artwork created by the legendary Gil Cohen. My first exp...

African-American author W. Warner Jackson was born in Spur, Texas, and worked as a railroad porter, painter, mail carrier, machinist, and co...

Edward Lucas White (1866-1934), who was educated at Johns Hopkins University, worked as a teacher at University School for Boys in Baltimore...

Author Jim Morris served three tours with The Green Berets during America's participation in the Vietnam War . His memoir of the experie...

Jean Potts specialized in cozy mysteries that quietly rivaled the best of Margaret Millar and Charlotte Armstrong. Her literary catalog, s...

In February 2024, The Savage Sword of Conan was relaunched by Titan Comics through a licensing agreement with Heroic Signatures. I reviewed...

The second Doomsday Warrior installment, Red America , was published in 1984 by Zebra Books. The series began with both Jan Stacy ( The La...

I really enjoyed David Sodergren's horror novel Night Shoot , but it has taken me over two years to find myself submerged in another of...

Nick Anderson and I teamed up for another Guide to Gothics video, this time reviewing the 1974 Dell paperback The Traitor Within . It was au...

Back on Episode 67 of the Paperback Warrior Podcast , we examined the life and literary works of a mysterious female pulp writer named All...

In high school, I read Robert R. McCammon's Swan Song . The book, which was published in 1987 as a mass market paperback by Pocket, won ...

David Morrell's The Totem was first published as a hardcover by M. Evans and Company in 1979. It debuted as a paperback in 1980 on Faw...

Robert Bloch's seminal bestseller was Psycho , a 1959 hardcover first published by Simon & Schuster. It debuted in paperback in 196...

Lawrence Treat (1903-1998) was one of the founders of the Mystery Writers of America, and served as the association's president and dire...

Frank Richardson Pierce (1887-1966) wrote over 1,500 stories for pulps and glossy magazines in his 50-year career. While using his own name,...

Agnes de Chastillon (aka Dark Agnes ) only appeared in two stories completed by Robert E. Howard , “Sword Woman” and “Blades for France”. A...

“The Brotherhood of Blood”, authored by Hugh B. Cave, was first published by Weird Tales in the May 1932 issue, alongside other notable fri...