Rough Edges

This is one of those Silhouette Romantic Suspense novels, in this case heavy on the suspense and not so much on the romance, although it’s d...

I used to own a copy of the original Handi-Books edition of this 1950 novel by the creator of the iconic Dan Turner, but it was missing some...

This is another movie I’d barely heard of, but we took a chance on it. I enjoy a good show biz comedy now and then. However, THE GREAT BUCK ...

This is another story from the October 30, 1937 issue of ARGOSY. Robert Carse was a prolific author for the pulps and later on turned out qu...

Theodore Roscoe is probably best known (among those of us who remember him at all) for a fine series of French Foreign Legion stories about ...

James Powell and Frank Loose. I've already emailed both of them with the good news. I plan to do more of these giveaways as more of my...

If you couldn’t tell by the increasing snarkiness of my comments about some of the movies we’ve been watching, I’m getting a little tired of...

The deadline to throw your name into the electronic hat for the drawing to win a couple of my Adult Westerns is midnight tonight. That'...

A couple of classics: Ray Wylie Hubbard's "Up Against the Wall, Redneck Mother" and Gary P. Nunn's "London Homesick B...

I've never been a big concert-goer. Back in the Seventies, though, when I was going to college in Denton, I went to a few shows on campu...