This will be one of three postings on U.K. author John S. Glasby (1928-2011). Glasby, surprisingly, had two parallel careers. After graduating from college, he had a long career as a research chemist and mathematician. At the same time, he was an...
An interesting series of works on Robert E. Howard is the “Informal Guide to Robert E. Howard” series by Fred Blosser from Pulp Hero Press. At present the...
We are now up to #9 in The Red Menace series by James Mullaney from Bold Venture Press: Red Meat. Mullaney is probably best known as a ghost-writer for The Destroyer...
I recently got the latest Eldritch Tales issue #12. I was hoping we’d get another issue of Crypt of Cthulhu, but I don’t see one. I actually have been looking for new...
I have reviewed several of John L. French‘s works here, but one series of his that I have yet to get into is Bianca Jones. Jones is a Baltimore detective who...
Most may not be aware of C.M. Eddy Jr. (1896-1967) and his wife Muriel E. Eddy (1896-1978). Both were part of the “Lovecraft Circle,” meeting H.P. Lovecraft...
About a year after we got the first Straw-Man book, we get the second from Barry Reese. This series is set in modern times within Reese’s Sovereign City universe...
A recent collection of Lovecraftian stories I got is The Doom That Came to Dunwich, subtitled “Selected Stories of Lovecraftian Mystery. Edited by Philip...
I picked up a new collection of stories by John L. French, When the Devil Drives from Bold Venture Press. I have mainly been reading his pulp hero-inspired works, but I...
A new book from first-time author Terrance Layhew is One Man’s Treasure. We get an action-adventure story, with romance, a pirate map (and, maybe, treasure), set...