It was Chet Cunningham's turn to write the next Penetrator novel, Hijacking Manhattan , using the house name Lionel Derrick. In this v...

I've covered G.I. Joe on a couple of different occasions here at PW, including the comics and the recent short story collection. The b...

According to romancewiki , Alice Brennan (1913-1973) was a St. Louis native who lived in Michigan. She was employed as a dancer, hat-check g...

Perhaps the father of science-fiction , H.G. Wells , is best known for his celebrated classic War of the Worlds . The book was written betwe...

Taylor Adams is an American thriller writer from Washington state who built his reputation on fast-paced, high-concept suspense novels that ...

The Gardner Francis Fox Library , established in 2018 by Kurt Brugel, has created a remarkable resource to explore the author's life and...

Donald Hamilton's sixth installment of the Matt Helm series, The Ambushers , was published by Fawcett Gold Medal in 1963. The book wa...

I've always admired Greg F. Gifune's writing and have covered his books here on the blog and on the YT channel . Earlier this year,...

Blair Niles (1880-1959) was a Virginia native that authored non-fictional accounts of global human suffrage and fictional novels that expres...

Ted Stratton was a pulp author who wrote a 1953 Popular Library paperback called Time to Kill published under the pseudonym of Terry Spain...

William Byron Mowery (1899-1957) was one of the most prolific writers of early adventure pulp stories, amassing a robust catalog of nearly ...

In this energetic year-end episode, Eric looks back at a wildly productive 2025 for Paperback Warrior — packed with reviews, interviews, col...

Paperback Warrior reviewed Philip Fracassi's 2023 horror novel Boys in the Valley and praised the author's skillful use of an isol...

The name Delano Stagg appears on two fictional paperbacks published by Monarch in the 1960s, Bloody Beaches and The Glory Jumpers . Stagg w...

Edward S. Aarons' first published work appeared in 1938 with the novels Death in a Lighthouse (aka The Cowl of Doom ) and Murder Money...

Richard Jessup authored over 60 novels over his three decades as a published novelist. His most popular literary contribution is the five-b...

Embrace the Wind is a 1985 paperback by Harry Whittington (1915–1989), published in the United Kingdom under the pseudonym Ashley Carter a...

I enjoyed my experience with Richard Jessup's Monty Nash series of hard-hitting spy-fiction novels, a five-book run he published under...

I've been on a run every weekend reviewing the DC Comics' title The Sinister House of Secret Love . After reading, and enjoying, the...

Surprisingly, Lionel White was age 47 before he launched his writing career as a published novelist. The heist extraordinaire, praised for...