John Shirley  ( The Specialist ,  Traveler ) has experience writing movie, game, comic, and  television tie-in  novels. He has authored book...

Pierre Boulle's 1963 novel Monkey Planet , published in French as Le Planete des singes , is the catalyst for a booming blockbuster fran...

Legendary writer John Shirley blasts into Paperback Warrior to talk crime, cyberpunk, and chaos. From his hard-boiled new novel The Silver R...

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...

There are distant echoes of a marital dispute that can still be heard today in Florida. It emanates from a lone parking lot in Jacksonville...

Paperback Library published the Dark Shadows paperback novels that tied to the television show. The series was authored by goth king Willia...

Today, Paperback Warrior introduces an exciting new segment to its video and podcast programming called Conversations . In this inaugural ep...

Roger Corman's Concorde Pictures released Chopping Mall in 1986. The origin of the film's production stemmed from Corman's wife...

In one of the more bizarre occurrences in paperback history, two film novelizations occurred for Paramount's Friday the 13th Part 3 (o...

I’ve been making my way through the literary work of William Ross , evident with seven of the author’s novels reviewed right here on the blo...

Hasbro began production of the G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero toys in 1982 and licensed the line to Marvel Comics for an ongoing series. In...

The Halloween film franchise has been going strong for nearly a half-century. Who knew that a babysitter killer could spark so much interes...

The Friday the 13th film franchise isn't a stranger to media tie-in fiction. Nicholas Valentin Yermakov, using the name Simon Hawke, a...

The Mission Impossible TV show aired for 171 episodes starting in 1966 and spawned four paperback tie-in novels and two juvenile ones. Th...

Paperback Library published 33 Dark Shadows novels from 1966 through 1972. These gothic paperbacks were based on the American soap opera th...

It's summer 1992, I'm 16 years old, and taking summer driving school lessons in the bible belt. I can remember it like it was yester...

Nathan Archer was a pseudonym employed by science fiction and fantasy author Lawrence Watt-Evans for the publication of a 1995 media-tie in ...

Gil Brewer is a fixture of mid-20th century crime-fiction, and on this episode, Eric and Tom discuss his life and career. Tom tells listene...

Street Hawk was an ABC television show that aired 14 total episodes in 1985. Many considered it to be Knight Rider on a motorcycle, but th...

Roy Huggins (1914-2002) wrote and produced a number of popular television shows like Maverick , The Fugitive , 77 Sunset Strip , and The Roc...