Bomb Squad is a 1977 men's action-adventure paperback published by Leisure Books. The author is Mark Andrews, a name that I can't...

It’s time for Episode 37 of the Paperback Warrior Podcast! This week we take a look back at the best books we read and reviewed for the mont...

Lloyd E. Olson worked as a technical writer for news articles and served as the editor for a university news bureau. Olson served in the U...

The literary works of crime-fiction master  Gil Brewer have slowly become reprints by publishers like  Hard Case Crime  and . In 2006,  S...

Milton Lesser (better known as Stephen Marlowe, 1928-2008) authored over 20 stand-alone novels including a number of respected science-fic...

Along with Harry Whittington ,  Gil Brewer and John D. MacDonald ,  Day Keene (real name Gunnard R. Hjerstedt) presented many of his cri...

British author John Harvey's most notable literary work is a series of police procedural novels starring Detective Inspector Charlie R...

I recently bought a large lot of vintage paperbacks on eBay. The bundle of books was priced right, and my lowball offer was honored by...

Jack Baynes was a pseudonym employed by Fawcett Crest for four paperback original crime novels starring Chicago private eye Morocco Jones ...

The Morocco Jones books by pseudonym Jack Baynes are a four-installment series debuting in 1957 written by a newspaperman and non-fiction...

Bestselling author Henry Patterson (known as Jack Higgins) reached superstar status with his 1975 novel The Eagle Has Landed . However, be...

The genesis of this paperback is a bit confusing, so do your best to follow along. In 1946, The American Magazine published a short story...

The Empty Trap , published by  Fawcett Gold Medal in 1957, is a shorter, stand-alone crime-fiction novel by John D. MacDonald . It's ...

Powerhouse publisher Pinnacle capitalized on its own success with  The Executioner with a wildly successful, over-the-top vigilante serie...

In Paperback Warrior Podcast Episode 36, our field correspondent witnesses a book purge at a legendary bookstore. Who got the axe? We discus...

After the deadpan narrative in Vegas Vendetta , the ninth installment of The Executioner  series, I was alarmed that author Don Pend...

Frank Kane's body of work is primarily highlighted by the Johnny Liddell series of books and short-stories. While that private-detect...

Following a prosperous writing career in the pulp magazines, Bruno Fischer became a crime-fiction success story. His novel House of Flesh ...

Between 1959 and 1961, Charles E. Fritch (1927-2012) wrote a quasi-series of five private eye paperbacks in which the main character’s nam...

I was thrilled to see that Cutting Edge Books has chosen to reprint James A. Howard’s fantastic Steve Ashe novels as ebooks and new-edit...