Rough Edges

Over the years I've given some thought to reading some of Harry Turtledove's Alternate History novels, but they're all so l...

I'm well aware that my brow is on the low side, but dang, I love this stuff. An Earle Bergey cover and stories by John D. MacDonald, ...

An eye-catching cover I like quite a bit on this issue of RANCH ROMANCES. I'd like to write a story based on that scene. Maybe I will...

THE PERSIAN CAT by John Flagg is notable for being the first novel Gold Medal published (with a really nice cover, to boot), but in addit...

Who stole the space station? At the far reaches of the Imperium, something’s gone terribly wrong on Outstation Zori.  The station has c...

Eddie G. must discover why someone wants to kill him. His friends Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra and Judy Garland are concerned for him, too. ...

KNOCKOUT is one of the most predictable movies I've ever seen. A pudgy teenager who loves boxing (because his grandfather was a prize...

THE RETRIBUTIONERS is the second entry in the Lawyer series, created by Edward A. Grainger and written by Wayne D. Dundee. Like the fir...

Five novels about the American West that will entertain ages nine and up.  The Phantom Ranger and the Skateboard Gang—Livia And James R...

I use a lot of ARGOSY covers in this series because it was a great pulp, one of my favorites, and generally had fine covers. The numerous...