The back cover of Alan Ryan's horror novel Dead White contains blurbs from fine authors like Peter Straub, Stephen King , and Whitley S...

British publisher Titan Books began licensing Robert E. Howard's Conan character from Heroic Signatures in 2022. The publisher has bee...

According to Goodreads, C. Dean Andersson (1946-2021) wrote science-fiction , fantasy , and  horror novels for a variety of publishers. He ...

Charles L. Grant(1942-2006) was a popular horror , science-fiction , and fantasy  writer that began writing short-fiction in the late 1960s ...

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...

Back in the late 1970s and early 1980s, the concept of a shopping mall was still a relatively new thing. Who knew that an outdoor plaza of s...

I read something online the other day that said Hell will be attempting to insert a USB into your computer for eternity. The catch is that n...

Pop-culture historian and multi-genre author Ron Goulart wrote four novels and three short stories starring a swinging Hollywood private eye...

The Butcher was a Pinnacle series of men's action-adventure novels that ran 35 installments from 1970 through 1982. While it's a ...

Robert Edmond Alter (1925-1966) sold dozens of short stories to crime-fiction digests including Manhunt and Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine ...

Maine native and US Army veteran  Ovid Demaris (1919-1998) dedicated a majority of his literary work to non-fiction accounts of Mafia ope...

Bomb Squad is a 1977 men's action-adventure paperback published by Leisure Books. The author is Mark Andrews, a name that I can't...

British author John Harvey's most notable literary work is a series of police procedural novels starring Detective Inspector Charlie R...

By the early 1970s, the team-based commando theme had become a popular market for men's action-adventure paperbacks to explore. The i...

This episode of the Paperback Warrior Podcast celebrates the worst 20th Century novels the publishing industry had to offer. From TNT to Pho...

Daniel Streib (1928-1996) was a heavy contributor to the men's action-adventure genre in the 70s and 80s. After authoring a 'Nick ...

Have you ever started a men’s adventure paperback just knowing it’s going to suck? The ‘Raker’ series was a failed, two-books outing from ...

In 1974, Signet debuted a short-lived series entitled 'Decoy.’ The concept was in the vein of 'Death Dealer' and offered a her...

UK publisher Sphere launched in 1966 and rose to prominence with the 1976 printing of “Star Wars: From the Adventures of Luke Skywalker” b...

Frank O'Rourke (1916-1989) was a Denver native who received his call for writing during WW2. His first novel, “E Company”, was release...