There are two 1974 films that may have had an influence on Jerry Jacobson's short story “Night Dogs” - Macon County Line and Texas Chai...

Frank Gruber (1904-1969) used his own name and pseudonyms and house names like Stephen Acre, Tom Gunn, Jackson Cole, and Ralph Powers to au...

We love Clifton Adams around these parts, so I'm always browsing through book stores, online databases, and reprint houses to learn mor...

Paul W. Fairman (1909-1977) authored novels under his own name, as well as pseudonyms like Ivar Jorgensen, Paulette Warren , and F.W. Paul. ...

I was sort of lukewarm on Death Counts Three , a 1954 British novel authored by Leopold Horace Ognall, primarily known by his pseudonyms Har...

"Escape from Uganda's Black Hole" was published in the October 1973 issue of Adam , an Australian adult magazine. The author w...

Unfortunately, there isn't a lot known about writer Louis Chilton Goldsmith (1898-1943). According to the Fiction Mag Index , he was bor...

I really enjoyed reading Cold Hazard , a 1955 British novel authored by Richard Armstrong (1903-1986). It was a harrowing shipwreck story co...

"Night Visit" is a short story originally published in the October 1976 issue of the Australian adult magazine Adam . The author r...

Robert Burkhardt and his wife Eve authored stories and novels in the early 20th century. Jointly, they used pseudonyms like Adam Bliss, Rob ...

Freida McFadden’s (real name Sara Cohen) Death Row is a terrific little psychological thriller that demonstrates how much mischief a talent...

William L. Chester (1907-1971) served in the Ski Troops at Camp Hale, Colorado, during World War II . He was also employed as a skate instru...

Ted Wood's second novel, starring small-town Police Chief Reid Bennett , Murder on Ice , was first published in hardcover by Scribner in...

David Sodergren is a contemporary extreme horror author based in Scotland who has developed quite a loyal following among modern horror fi...

Back in 2022, I read and reviewed the first of a seven-book series of Resident Evil media tie-in paperbacks, The Umbrella Conspiracy . This...

Mississippi native Robert W. Walker is a graduate of Northwestern University. He’s been a novelist since the mid-1980s, contributing to nume...

William Wingate, born Ronald Ivan Grbich, was a resident of Johannesburg, South Africa. He turned from journalism to a career in patent and ...

British espionage fiction author and former intel officer Ted Allbeury (1917-2005) left behind over 40 spy novels of varying quality. Some...

I've covered Jack Pearl quite a bit here at PW, with a primer , podcast episode , and reviews . He authored movie and television noveli...

I've enjoyed Charles Boeckman's sleaze paperbacks written under the pseudonym Alex Carter. Boeckman, a celebrated jazz musician, a...