James Robert Daniels is a professional actor and director that performed and wrote for theaters like Shakespeare and Company, Cleveland Play...

James M. Fox was actually Johannes Matthijs Willem Knipsheer, a Dutch author born in 1908. He moved to Los Angeles after WWII and started w...

It's the 100th episode of the Paperback Warrior Podcast! Tom and Eric discuss their favorite moments from the show's past three year...

William Ard (1922-1960) was a popular author of mystery and western fiction during the 1950s whose nine-book series starring Timothy Dane ...

Major announcement from the Paperback Warrior camp. After nine years of hard work, dedication, and consistency, we are making some changes. ...

We've covered books by horror author Jeremy Bates , most notably his World's Scariest Places series of stand-alone novels. Each bo...

Celebrated jazz musician and author Charles Boeckman authored crime-fiction short stories and novels using his own name through the mid 20t...

Resident Evil is arguably the greatest survival horror media franchise of all time. The Capcom video game, known as Biohazard in Japan, b...

Walter Untermeyer Jr. (1915-2009) was a New York lawyer and a WW2 Navy veteran who only authored two books in his life. His first paperback,...

According to Goodreads, Irish author James Gribben (1915-1986) authored plays, short stories and novels under his own name and also under th...

Audrey J. Cole in a former nurse and current contemporary thriller writer living in the Pacific Northwest. Reviews for her 2021 aviation hij...

Our coverage of beautiful women running from scary places continues with The Haiti Circle , a 1976 gothic paperback with the name Marilyn R...

Ernest Hemingway (1899-1961) is one of the most popular, influential and respected authors of all-time. He was involved in WWI and WWII, wo...

Riley Ryan only wrote one novel in his life, but he gained some mileage. His sole novel was a western that began its shelf-life as The Dako...

As I documented in my Frisco Flat review, Stuart James was a staff writer for True and Popular Mechanics as well as a sports reporter for...

According to Stark House Press , the publisher that reprinted Cut Me In (1959) via their subsidiary Black Gat Books, Jack Karney was born i...

Roll out the red carpet. Vacuum it. Fluff it a little with the heel of your shoe. Why? The festivities are about to begin. The Hall of Shame...

On this last double-digit episode of the Paperback Warrior Podcast, Tom and Eric delve into the life and career of an underrated crime-ficti...

According to Wikipedia, Alfred Coppel, real name Jose de Arana-Marini Coppel (1921-2002), served as a fighter pilot in the United States Arm...

It's hard to believe that just down the road from me, here in the Sunshine State of Florida, the Nazis invaded. It's a little known ...