Beginning in 1972, Griff Hosker became employed as an English and Drama teacher in northeast England. Upon his retirement after 35 years of ...

There's no doubt that Don Pendleton took readers into some unusual places after writing a decade of The Executioner . Towards the end o...

Crystal Lake began publishing horror novels in 2012. In 2023 the publisher transformed into an entertainment company, complete with imprint...

Today's exciting episode reviews the life and career of a crime-fiction and pulp megastar named Stewart Sterling. He wrote over 400 pul...

Brian G. Berry is a contemporary horror , science-fiction , and action-adventure novelist that specializes in trash fiction. He has multipl...

For my money, the best WW2 men’s action-adventure series was The Sergeant by Len Levinson , writing as Gordon Davis. The series follows U....

A Short Stay in Hell is a 2012 short novel of speculative science-fiction by an evolutionary biologist and philosopher named Steven L. Pec...

According to his bio, Alexander James is a Seattle-based writer that enjoys Dungeons & Dragons , Double Stuff Oreos, and hiking. But, we...

We've covered author Thomas B. Dewey quite extensively here on Paperback Warrior, including a Primer article and a podcast episode . T...

Today, Paperback Warrior introduces an exciting new segment to its video and podcast programming called Conversations . In this inaugural ep...

Author John Maddox Roberts took his first swing at Tor's  Conan  pastiche novels in 1985 –  Conan the Valorous . Many consider Roberts c...

Robert Katz (1933-2010), not to be confused with the film and television producer Robert A. Katz, was an author, screenwriter, and non-ficti...

It's a mission to unearth vintage paperbacks from the battlefields of history! We're launching a Book Blitz to uncover the most thri...

Bruno Fischer (1908-1992) was a top-tier author of the pulp and paperback era. Stark House has re-released two of his Fawcett Gold Medal ...

Peter Lefcourt, a novelist, producer, and screen-writer, contributed to television shows like Scarecrow and Mrs. King , Cagney & Lacey ,...

On this episode Eric presents a feature on George Harmon Coxe, a prolific pulpster that wrote a number of series titles in the early 20th ce...

The Savage Sword of Conan #3 was first published in December of 1974. The cover, inspired by Bjorn Nyberg's short story “The People of ...

The canon of Sherlock Holmes includes 56 short stories and four novels authored by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. The character first appeared in ...

In this video Eric counts down his December reads from worst to first. It's a cover extravaganza of frightening pulp magazine covers fro...

Author Ed Gorman (1941-2016) was a prolific author that wrote series titles like Jack Dwyer , Dev Conrad , Tobin , and Sam McCain . He also...