Rough Edges

Several regular readers of this blog have been discussing Harold Lamb and his work, which prompted me to read something else by him. In...

Who is Frank Carson? A paid assassin? A killer for hire? Or just a tough trouble shooter for rent? Hero or villain? You decide. Some sa...

A mid-air shootout. I like this cover by Jerome Rozen. There are some good authors in this issue of BATTLE STORIES, too: Raoul Whitfield,...

This is a pulp that I own and read recently. The scan is of my copy, which I try to do when possible. The Jim Hatfield novel in this ...

What seems to be yet another new author comes on board this series with KI-GOR—AND THE FORBIDDEN MOUNTAIN, originally published in the ...

Peter Brandvold, writing as Frank Leslie, brings back his popular character Yakima Henry in BLOODY ARIZONA, the first of four connected n...

Pulp covers don't get more lurid than in the Weird Menace genre, and this one from the August 1939 issue of TERROR TALES raises that ...

Haven't been posting many of these lately, but I'm up sick tonight (just a bad cold), so here's one I like.

Robert Stanley is probably best known for his paperback covers, but he did a number of pulp covers, too. I really like this one for WILD ...

JUST THE WAY IT IS was published originally in 1944 under the pseudonym Raymond Marshall, although it's been reprinted several time...