Colorado resident Douglas Hirt has been an accomplished author of western fiction since 1991. Later, he threw his talent for historical fic...

According to his bio, Jarret Keene is an assistant professor in the Department of English at UNLV where he teaches American literature and t...

The Paperback Warrior Podcast is back! On this episode, Eric explains the show's new format while also presenting features on pulp autho...

Stephen Mertz cut his teeth writing hard-nosed action-adventure fiction set in Don Pendleton's Mack Bolan literary universe. In the 1...

Author Frank Roderus (1942-2016) was a newspaper writer and author that penned over 300 novels, most of which were westerns . He earned two ...

M.I.A. Hunter was a series of men's action-adventure novels published by Jove in the 1980s and early 1990s. The series was created by S...

Stephen Mertz (b. 1947) is a mystery, action-adventure, and short-story writer that has contributed, or created, series titles like M.I.A. ...

Between 1982 and 1986, Stephen Mertz authored a number of gritty Mack Bolan installments that are considered some of the best of the serie...

Sympathy for the Devil is the first in the series of espionage novels by contemporary New York author Terrence McCauley. The novel was ori...

According to Wikipedia, Charles Gramlich teaches psychology at Xavier University. Born in 1958, Gramlich grew up in the foothills of the Oza...

Chuck Dixon is a famous comic book writer whose work on Marvel’s Punisher series is regarded as a masterwork of the medium. Since then, he ...

Paperback Warrior has a thing for Stephen Mertz . That admiration comes partly from the fact that the M.I.A. Hunter novels were my first in...

In 1979, Belmont issued the eponymous Sgt. Hawk , the first of four published novels authored by Patrick Clay featuring a gruff, tough-as-le...