Leonard S. Zinberg (1911-1968) was best known for his work under the pseudonym Ed Lacy , but he also employed other pen names, including Rus...

When I was a kid, a film my father seemed to always have on was The Devil's Brigade . It was originally released in 1968, but played con...

Samuel Grafton (1907-1997) was a publishing success with his syndicated newspaper column “I'd Rather Be Right”, which ran from 1939-1948...

The November, 1945 issue of New Detective Magazine featured short stories by David Crewe, Cyril Plunkett, Rex Whitechurch, and Ken Lewis am...

Horror and crime-fiction author Jon Bassoff continues to impress me with his literary work. As a modern writer, he is certainly in the top...

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

Fred Ottenheimer was a writer and artist employed by various humor cartoons and strips in the mid-20th century. Along with working for Charl...

Freida McFadden is a New York Times, USA Today, and Publisher's Weekly bestselling author of psychological suspense thrillers. With curi...

According to Wikipedia, Geoffrey Household (1900-1988) was born in England, earned a B.A. in English Literature, worked as an assistant conf...

Paperback Warrior features a fairly robust section for author Norman Daniels (real name Norman Danberg, 1905-1995), including a podcast fe...

In 1982, paperback author John Jakes (1932-2023) struck literary gold with his 800+ page Pre-Civil War epic, North and South . The bestselle...

In 1951 and 1952, British author Denis Hughes (1917-2008) wrote 12 novels under the pseudonym of Marco Garon starring international adventur...

Allen Glick served two tours of duty in the U.S. Marine Corps during America's involvement in the Vietnam War . He survived the 1968 TET...

Jack Higgins (real name Harry Patterson, 1929-2022) was just getting his feet wet as an author when Seven Pillars to Hell was published. I...

In How to Sell a Haunted House , main character Louise resumes her strenuous relationship with her brother Mark after their elderly parents ...

In 1964, Fawcett Gold Medal published Trouble-Texas Style , a crime-noir paperback that sported a Robert McGinnis cover and an unfamiliar au...

Author Kevin Hearne is an established author that landed on the USA Today bestseller list with his debut hardcover Shattered . As an urban f...

The good people at The Men’s Adventure Library have compiled a collection of short stories and articles by Lawrence Block originally print...

Richard Burton Matheson (1926-2013) was a multi-genre author best known for his horror and science-fiction works. In 1944, Matheson was 1...

James Grady wrote Six Days of the Condor when he was 21 years-old and sold it to a publisher in 1974. Thereafter, it was adapted into the f...