Rough Edges

I don't normally do middle-of-the-year updates, but this year has seen some changes in both my writing and my reading so I thought I...

A Norman Saunders cover yesterday, a Walter Baumhofer cover today. That's an all-star weekend as far as cover artists go. And some al...

This issue of WESTERN TRAILS has a fine Norman Saunders cover and an excellent line-up of authors: L.P. Holmes, Wayne D. Overholser, Step...

David Wright O’Brien’s novella “Squadron of the Damned” appeared in the July 1942 issue of AMAZING STORIES, the same issue that includ...

I love the way this cover by Jerome Rozen jumps out at you, as well as the way the guy is carrying the skull like a football and stiff-ar...

That's a dynamic Walter Baumhofer cover (but I repeat myself) on this issue of PETE RICE MAGAZINE. The other notable thing about this...

As you can see from the back cover copy above, BLOOD TRAIL by Gardner F. Fox (originally published in paperback by Belmont in 1979) is a ...

I generally don’t mind when historical characters are used as the protagonists in fictional stories, as long as the author at least ma...

WESTERN UNION is another book submitted for the Peacemaker Awards. As I’m writing and scheduling this, I have no idea how it fared in ...

Trenton Banning arrives in the mining boomtown of Sun Falls, Wyoming, on the trail of the man he blames for the fire that killed his p...