There are a hundred or more Conan clones saturating pop-culture, including fiction, comics, movies, and games. These sword-and-sorcery sta...

Just one year after the series' second installment, The Return of Tarzan , author Edgar Rice Burroughs saw his third Tarzan installmen...

The second installment of the jungle adventurer Rex Brandon series by Denis Hughes (1917-2008) has been reprinted by Bold Venture Press . I...

Using the name Martin Fallon, Jack Higgins (real name Henry Patterson), authored a six-book series of espionage novels starring British sp...

Budd Lewis (1948-2014) began his entertainment career by directing television commercials between 1970 to 1974. Beginning in 1974, Lewis wro...

Mignon G. Eberhart (1899-1996) authored mystery novels from the 1920s to the 1980s, earning her the praise as America's version of Agath...

In the Stark House Press reprint of One is a Lonely Number , my review stated, “This is a book that could never have been published in toda...

By 1955, author Edward S. Aarons had mostly switched his writing expertise to espionage thrillers starring his secret-agent star Sam Durell...

Stark House Press , and their imprint Black Gat Books, have done a fantastic job preserving Lorenz F. Heller's bibliography for modern ...

William Dubay (1948-2010) was an editor, writer, and artist for Warren Publishing, excelling on books like Creepy , Vampirella , 1984 , and ...

Andrew Neiderman is a Paperbacks from Hell kinda guy. He was born in 1940 and became a best-selling novelist with his 19th career novel, T...

Ed McBain’s 87th Precinct novels are the perfect remedy for a summer reading slump. The earlier installments of the series stand alone qui...

In Stephen King's Danse Macabre , the 1978 horror novel Death Tour is described as “funny/horrible”. The book, authored by a rather ob...

The November, 1935 issue of Weird Tales featured “The Man-Eaters of Zamboula”, a Conan the Cimmerian story authored by Robert E. Howard . ...

Jack Finney's (1911-1995) best known novels are The Body Snatchers (1955), which was adapted into the 1956 popular science-fiction fil...

In my review of Lee Goldberg's Bone Canyon (Jan, 2021 Thomas & Mercer), the second installment in the Eve Ronin police-procedural...

United Kingdom author Philip Donald McCutchan (1920-1996) was the creator of the 22-book spy series starring British Naval Intelligence Comm...

Frank Lambirth (1928-2007) earned his M.A. at the University of Kentucky, then began a career as a high school teacher while also lecturing ...

When I browse “best of” lists associated with the literary work of Louis L'Amour , a few books seem to always make the list – Hondo , Fl...

Paul Hugo Little (1915-1987) authored novels in genres like historical-fiction, romance, erotica, gothics , and crime-fiction. Supposedly, L...