It has taken me about six years to revisit Frank Belknap Long (1901-1994). My last experience with him, 1970s Monster From Out of Time , was...

In this episode, I'm talking with Nick from The Book Graveyard and Chris from Liminal Spaces about a 1969 paperback titled To the Dark...

Henry James (1843-1916) authored a number of celebrated works, like The Wings of the Dove , The Golden Bowl , and The Ambassadors . However,...

Garth Nix was born in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. He was a sales rep and publicist before becoming a senior editor at HarperCollins. He ...

Using his own name, and pseudonyms like Russell Storm, John S. Browning, and H.H. Harmon, Robert Moore Williams (1907-1977) authored science...

I've always admired Greg F. Gifune's writing and have covered his books here on the blog and on the YT channel . Earlier this year,...

Paperback Warrior reviewed Philip Fracassi's 2023 horror novel Boys in the Valley and praised the author's skillful use of an isol...

In this month’s installment of Guide to Gothics, Paperback Warrior teams up once again with Nick Anderson of The Book Graveyard to unearth a...

Max Booth III is a Texas-based indie horror author whose 2021 short novel We Need to Do Something was adapted into a feature film that was...

Kathryn Johnson wrote over 40 published novels in her career, most under pseudonyms like Nicole Davidson. She actively contributed to young-...

David Agranoff's The Vegan Revolution...with Zombies was published by Deadite Press in 2010. It marked the San Diego author's debu...

I've read a number of Greg Gifune novels over the last 25 years, including Apartment Seven , Savages , Midnight Solitaire , and Oasis o...

In 2023, I reviewed The Scream Factory , the first of a three-book series of young-adult horror novels centered in John Carpenter's Ha...

Betsy Haynes authored nearly 100 paperbacks, mostly of juvenile and young-adult fiction. Her bestselling novel, The Great Mom Swap , was pu...

West Virginia native Nick Roberts has emerged as one of the most exciting voices in contemporary horror , blending the psychological depth o...

I'm continuing my re-reading of the Greg Gifune bibliography. I've enjoyed and respected his novels and novellas for the past 25-ye...

I've been reading David Agranoff this month. My first experience with him was The Last Night to Kill Nazis , and I've dabbled in hi...

Eric shares his latest book haul, featuring new releases from Stark House Press and a stack of horror books borrowed from a friend. He also ...

Bradley J. Knefelkamp is a commercial photographer who possesses a strong passion for music (his drum covers to Rush are rad), graphic desig...

Boston horror author Eric LaRocca devised a clever 100-page novel called Things Have Gotten Way Worse Since We Last Spoke . The story emplo...