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

Eric Leyland (1911-2001) wrote over 300 books in a variety of genres using his own name and a variety of pseudonyms that include Nesta Grant...

Leopold Horace Ognall (1908-1979) was a British author that wrote novels and series titles using the names Hartley Howard and Harry Carmicha...

Bruce Walter Gardner Lively Stacy Elliott, known as Bruce Elliott, (1914-1973) was a prolific writer of crime-fiction and sci-fi in the pul...

In this episode, Eric embarks on a globe-trotting nautical adventure with a spotlight on Arthur Catherall, exploring his World War II-era se...

In 2020, I was honored to have Justin Marriott, one of my inspirations for creating Paperback Warrior, invite me to write a Foreword for his...

S. Craig Zahler is the terrific independent screenwriter/director behind the brutal western, Bone Tomahawk (2015). He is also an accompl...

Before a rare illness took his life at the young age of 38, Charles Beaumont (1929-1967) put his mark on the science-fiction , fantasy , and...

British writer Kenneth Benton (1909-1999) was employed as an MI6 officer in 1937, He served for 31 years in the position highlighted by two ...

According to The Internet Speculative Fiction Database, Alan Philipson has authored 15 novels in the Deathlands series as James Axler. He a...

Back in 2022, Tom Simon, an alumni of Paperback Warrior, was asked to write an introduction for the Stark House Press twofer A Ticket to He...

Conan the Usurper was published in 1967 by Lancer with a painted cover by Frank Frazetta. It was later reprinted by Ace once Lancer ceased ...