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...

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

Douglas Duperrault (1928-2005) began his career in radio with WFLA in Tampa, Florida. While enjoying a long and successful career in radio b...

Forbes Rydell was a pseudonym for crime-fiction author Deloris Stanton Forbes (1923-2013) and Helen B. Rydell. The two collaborated on four ...

It's another investigative Paperback Warrior episode! In this feature, Eric delves into the murky life and career of crime-fiction, scie...

Whether you enjoy men's action-adventure, adult westerns , comics , mysteries, vigilante sagas , or gothic romance , there's somethi...

A Matter of Adultery was first published by Newsstand Library as a mass market paperback in 1961. The cover was painted by artist Robert Bo...

John Tomerlin (1930-2014) was a screenwriter and novelist — mostly in the science-fiction genre — who authored a Fawcett Gold Medal heist ...

According to the  Cutting Edge Books author page, Robert Steelman (1914-1994) worked for the Army as a civil electronics technician from 19...

Jack Sheridan was a novelist of the early 1950s whose work has been rediscovered thanks to new editions from Cutting Edge Books . This inclu...

The fifth Steve Bentley novel is Murder on Her Mind , originally published by Dell in 1960. The novel, authored by Howard Hunt using a pse...

Leonard S. Zinberg (1911-1968) was best known for his work under the pseudonym Ed Lacy , but he also employed other pen names, including Rus...

We keep reading and reviewing the robust body of literary work by the talented author Jon Messmann . From men's action-adventure titles ...

Hilda Lawrence (1906-1976) was a pseudonym for Hildegarde Kronmiller Lawrence, a mid-20th century author that wrote four novels in the 1940s...

Ledru S. Baker Jr. served in the U.S. Army Air Corps during WW2 . In 1951, his short literary career began with the bestselling Fawcett Gold...

Cutting Edge Books has performed a marvelous job preserving mid-20th century fiction. The publisher's new editions of classic titles by...

Author Jon Messmann cut his teeth writing for the Golden Age of Comics before moving into full-length novels. At the height of men's ac...

DeWitt Samuel Copp (1919-1999) authored fiction and nonfiction books with themes relating to military history, aviation, the Cold War, and e...