Washington State native Clayton Fox (1920-2008) wrote for the pulp   Westerns  and then transitioned into paperback original novels. He even...

Jack M. Bickham (1930-1997) wrote predominantly westerns during his career while also teaching writing at the University of Oklahoma. Hangm...

The kidnapping-heist crime novel The Time of Terror by Lionel White (1905-1985) was first published as a hardcover in 1960 and later abrid...

Jack Karney (1911-????) was an employee of the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office who wrote 11 paperback crime novels in his day, includin...

Florida resident Bob McKnight authored 11 short novels published as Ace Doubles between 1957 and 1963. He also wrote a bunch of non-fiction ...

Robert Silverberg  said that Donald A. Wollheim (1914-1990) was one of the most significant figures in 20th century American science-fiction...

John Thomas Phillifent (1916-1976) used the pseudonym John Rackham to author a number of science-fiction and fantasy novels. Under his rea...

Before authoring the successful Pete McGrath mysteries, Mike Brett (1921-2000) wrote a two-book crime series starring a hard-luck bookie na...

Michael Brett (1921-2000) was the author of the ten-book Pete McGrath detective series in the 1960s and a regular contributor to Alfred H...

I took inventory, and 15 of the 17 novels written by Robert Colby between the years 1956 and 1972 are now available as ebooks for your K...

Like his contemporaries in Harry Whittington , Gil Brewer , and Talmage Powell , Day Keene (real name Gunnard R. Hjertstedt) was a succes...

Stephen Marlowe  (born Milton Lesser, 1928-2008) is best known for his series of private-eye novels featuring Chester Drum . Along with no...

Harry Whittington's  talent for storytelling was unmatched even among prolific contemporaries including  Gil Brewer and Day Keene . W...