The history of this paperback and publisher are nearly as interesting than the book itself. Bear with me - we’ll get to the review shortly. ...

Lionel White (1905-1985) wrote a lot of heist and caper books for Fawcett Gold Medal and other paperback houses beginning in 1953. He was a...

In 1971, the Comics Code Authority eased its rules and regulations on horror comics publications. A lot of editors started testing the water...

Before authoring the successful Pete McGrath mysteries, Mike Brett (1921-2000) wrote a two-book crime series starring a hard-luck bookie na...

British author John Franklin Broxholme (1930-2000) used the pseudonym Duncan Kyle to author a number of high-adventure novels in the 1970s a...

Between 1958 and 1961, Philadelphia native Marvin H. Albert (1924-1996) employed the pseudonym Nick Quarry to write a six-book series starr...

Author Victor Rousseau Emanuel (1879-1960) was a British novelist that authored a number of short stories for the early magazines and pulps ...

Orrie Hitt (1916-1975) was a suburban family man in upper New York who was quietly one of the most successful creators of sleaze paperbacks...

Hailing from New Wales, Kat Ellis writes young adult horror fiction. Her novels Breaker and Blackfin Sky were published by Running Press K...

Steve Frazee was a prolific western author that served as president of the Western Writers of America. Before authoring full-length paperb...

James Steranko (b. 1938) could be considered a true Renaissance man. Early in his life he became a talented illusionist, magician and musici...

Norman Prentiss is a Maryland author that has appeared in Baltimore's City Paper , Writer Online , and Southern Poetry Review . He won a...

I've enjoyed the entire series of Terminator films. I remember watching Terminator 2: Judgment Day on VHS back in the early 90s and wa...

Bentley Little (b. 1960) was born in Mesa, Arizona. He earned degrees in communications and comparative literature at California State Unive...

In 1950, Bruno Fischer became a success story with his bestselling novel House of Flesh . Prior to that, Fischer was concentrating on writi...

By the middle of the 20th century, publishers began experimenting with their consumers by offering different formats for books. Instead of r...

On Episode 95, we explore author Steve Fisher's pulp titles like Captain Babyface, Sheridan Doome and Big Red Brennan. We also delve int...

Jon Bassoff teaches high school in Colorado. He's also a novelist with eight published books, including The Disassembled Man , which is...

Maryland native Ed Brubaker (b. 1966) is both an artist and comic writer. It would be difficult to browse any comic book store and not find ...

Philip Ketchum (1902-1969) was a top pulp contributor throughout the 1930s and 1940s. Using the pseudonym Carl McK Saunders, Ketchum author...