Author Simon Finch was born in Rio de Janeiro, where his father served in the Diplomatic Corps. Finch was educated abroad before attending u...

Hasbro began production of the G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero toys in 1982 and licensed the line to Marvel Comics for an ongoing series. In...

One of Robert E. Howard's most iconic characters, along with Bran Mak Morn , Conan , and Kull , is Solomon Kane . The character's f...

Joanne Fluke, John Fischer, Gina Jackson, Kathryn Kirkwood, and R.J. Fisher are all pseudonyms of Minnesota author Joanne Fischmann Gibson (...

Cleve Adams (1885-1949) was a hardboiled crime-fiction author for the pulp magazines whose premature death robbed him from seeing his work...

Robert Martin (1908-1976) wrote a fair amount of crime and mystery paperbacks under his own name as well as the pseudonym Lee Roberts. Littl...

We've proven time and again that nothing is really off the coffee table here at Paperback Warrior in terms of books. We've covered g...

  John Rester Zodrow was a screenwriter of made-for-TV movies in the 1970s and 1980s who also authored four novels, including a   WW2   thri...

The genre “splatter western” came to fruition when Patrick C. Harrison III of Death's Head Press made it a company goal to release a ser...

Conventional wisdom is that Jory Sherman (1932-2014) was the man behind the Robert Eagle pen name for the paperback Bounty Man Kildoon. The ...

James Atlee Philips (1915-1991) authored 22 novels in the Joe Gall espionage adventure series between 1963 and 1976 under the name Philip ...

As I cited in prior genre reviews here at Paperback Warrior, the 1970s was a fertile time for sword-and-sorcery to dominate pop-culture. T...

Jon Messmann (1920-2004) created the popular Trailsman adult western series and the superior, but less successful, Canyon O’Grady series...

The second of Edgar Rice Burroughs' Barsoom series of sword-and-planet novels is The Gods of Mars . It was originally published as a f...

Lin Carter's third installment of the Zanthodon series, also referred to as the Eric of Carstairs series, is Hurok of the Stone Age ....

Kangas Kahn film company have released horror films like Fear of Clowns , Garden of Hedon , and Terrortory over the last 20 years. In 2015...

The pulp-fiction and men's action-adventure connoisseurs Robert Deis and Wyatt Doyle are back at it again with a brand new volume for ...

Bill Pronzini (b. 1943) saw his first novel, The Stalker , published in 1971. His writing career has flourished with over 50 stand-alone no...

Robert Smythe Hichens (1864-1959) was a journalist, music critic, playwright, lyricist and novelist. He saw his first novel published in 188...

New York native Alan Ryan (1943-2011) graduated from Regis High School in Manhattan and from Fordham University in The Bronx. He was an Engl...