The Paperback Warrior hits the road again in search of vintage paperbacks. The spectacle continues to Virginia's iconic Star City of the...

Charles K. Williams (1909-1975) is an iconic crime-fiction writer that mastered the genre with his unique blend of criminality, sex , and c...

In 2000, American historian Jack Kelly set aside his non-fiction writing to author a femme fatale noir novel in the tradition of James M. Ca...

Martha Albrand (1914-1981, b. Heidi Huberta Freybe Loewengard) was a German-American novelist that earned France's highest crime-fiction...

Over the last seven years, Paperback Warrior has discussed, reviewed, promoted, and contributed to amazing Stark House Press publications. ...

Kathryn Johnson is a bestselling author of over 40 published novels. She was nominated for the Agatha Award and earned the Heart of Excellen...

Along with a couple of contributions from Lee Floren, The Butcher series was authored by James Dockery until October 1977. This 26th instal...

Kendell Foster Crossen (1910-1981) wrote crime-fiction novels under the name of M.E. Chaber, a pseudonym he used to construct the wildly su...

New York author Harold Vincent Schoepflin (1893-1968) used the pseudonym Harl Vincent to write shorts for Amazing Stories , Astounding Stori...

Nick from The Book Graveyard and Bryan from Bad Taste Books drop in to help me out with a review of THE TERROR TRUCKERS, a 1977 vintage men...

Edgar Award winner Robert Arthur Jr. (1909-1969) attended college at William & Mary and University of Michigan. After graduation he work...

This new episode hits the operating room for a deep dive into the life and career of successful surgeon, officer, and author Frank G. Slaugh...

One of the most common themes running through men's action-adventure fiction is man hunting man. Books like Penetrator #14 – Mankill Spo...

David H. Vowell was a television writer for shows including Mod Squad , Mannix , and Adam-12 . His paperback fiction output appears to be a ...

Cecil Day Lewis (1904-1972) was a praised British author that wrote crime-fiction and melodramas from 1935 through 1968 using the pseudonym ...

Let's play a game show! On this exciting new book shopping video, Eric transforms the book shelves, covers, and pricing into a fun inter...

John Innes Mackintosh Stewart (1906-1994) was a Scottish author mostly known by his pseudonym Michael Innes. His contribution to the Golden ...

The First Fast Draw , give or take a book, was Louis L'Amour's 20th career full-length. The novel was first published by Bantam in ...

In this new video Eric ranks his reads from March and recaps all of the exciting content posted on the various Paperback Warrior outlets. In...

Athwill William Baker (1925-1991) was an Irish author, editor, and publisher that used the pseudonyms W. Howard Baker, W.A. Ballinger, Pete...