The Other Woman by Charles Burgess was a Beacon Books title from 1960 that has found new life as a reprint from Black Gat Books . It’s a f...

Ed Lacy , real name Leonard S. Zinberg, experienced success with his diverse 1957 private-eye novel, Room to Swing . The book introduced the...

I’ve been making my way through the literary work of William Ross , evident with seven of the author’s novels reviewed right here on the blo...

Robert E. Howard's 16th century Puritan hero Solomon Kane made his first appearance in the August, 1928 issue of Weird Tales . The stor...

Author Ted Wood (1931-2019) was born as Edward John Wood in Shoreham, Sussex, England. He joined the RAF Coastal Command and in 1954 he immi...

Jean Potts , who lived most of her life in New York City, began her writing career by contributing short stories to the glossy magazines of ...

Frank Slaughter was a best-selling novelist and successful surgeon. His specialty was both medical thrillers, like Air Surgeon and Surgeon...

The Savage Sword of Conan #2 was published in October, 1974. For a complete history of the making of this magazine title, including reviews...

Max Brooks hit a home run with his first novel,  World War Z,  in 2006 proving that he was an author with a knack for innovative military co...

Like many of the new breed of acclaimed indie horror authors, Boris Bacic started as a Creepypasta short story writer on Reddit. He since h...

William Ross used combinations of his name, as well as pseudonyms like Marilyn Ross, Clarissa Ross, Dan Roberts, and Ellen Randolph to writ...

The August, 1936 issue of Argosy featured a horror western short-story titled “The Dead Remember”. The author was Robert E. Howard , a ve...

My childhood consisted of watching the Planet of the Apes movies, and the television show, on cable syndication repeatedly. My parents saw ...

Robert E. Howard earned $17 when he sold his story “Sea Curse” to Weird Tales . The magazine published the story in the May 1928 (Vol. 11 N...

Stark House Press put together four fantastic anthologies of magazine stories from Manhunt , and to celebrate the publisher’s 25th Annivers...

At one time, Curtis Magazines was Marvel Comics' distributor and an affiliated company. Under this imprint, Marvel launched a number of ...