I've recently re-discovered the literary work of Arthur Catherall . He's quickly becoming my destination for instant gratification. ...

Christopher Anvil was the pen name of Harry Christopher Crosby, Jr. (1925 – 2009). Born in Norwich, Connecticut, he served as a U.S. militar...

Eric collaborates with Nick from The Book Graveyard channel to review the 1971 gothic paperback The Shadow Guest . They also explore the go...

New York native George Harmon Coxe (1901-1984) was a journalist, prolific pulp writer, and novelist. He served as the president of the Myst...

Way back in 2019 I read a novel by British writer  Arthur Catherall  titled  The Strange Intruder . I enjoyed the book immensely and have ke...

According to Allan Hubin's 20th Century Crime & Mystery Writers, Benjamin Benson (1915-1959) was born in Boston, educated at Suffolk...

Eric returns to the same store after a successful previous shopping trip, this time picking up more spy fiction, WWII novels, young-adult bo...

Not a lot is known about pulp writer and novelist Jack Karney (1911-?). He worked in the Manhattan District Attorney's Office, wrote s...

We've covered three Jack Karney novels here on Paperback Warrior and we've covered his life and literary work on the podcast. I wan...

In this double-feature episode, Eric investigates the mysterious life and work of crime-fiction and boxing-story writer Jack Karney, while a...

With 150 books of historical fiction, including over 25 series titles, author Griff Hosker has certainly discovered a new life after teachi...

Paul Bishop is a 35-year veteran of the Los Angeles Police Department. He's authored 15 novels and numerous scripts for TV and feature ...

It's a book premier right here on Paperback Warrior! I narrate the new 75-page novella Guns Drawn by Thomas Hyland, a violent, tightly-...

William P. McGivern was a successful pulp writer that specialized in crime-fiction, mystery, and science-fiction . He was also an accompli...

Like many of Greg F. Gifune's books, Savages originally began publication life with a small publisher, Sinister Grin Press, in 2016. Be...

Richard Armstrong (1903-1986) was a British novelist that wrote adult and young-adult fiction that mostly centered around nautical adventu...

Eric visits a two-story store filled with comics, vintage hardcovers, CDs, magazines, and old maps. He shares highlights from his big shoppi...

Depending who you talk with Sydney Horler (1888-1954) was historically good, average, or just a plain 'ole hack. He wrote 150 novels - a...