I had recently posted on a fanzine titled bare*bones, which is devoted to “unearthing vintage, forgotten, and overlooked horror/mystery/sci...
Category - Review
At the 2022 PulpFest, I came across one of Black Dog Books’ earlier chapbooks: Slaves of the Silver Serpent (2002) by Lemuel de Bra. The title and cover...
An interesting pair of characters from Joel Jenkins are the Eel and the Adder, who have appeared in several stories across several anthologies, not all of...
On Black Friday weekend 2022, Steeger Books put out their next sets of Argosy Library volumes, Series XII and XIII. As always, in each series, we get 10 books...
I have previously reviewed the volumes with P.J. Lozito‘s New Pulp hero The Silver Manticore and looked forward to new stories with him and his...
I like occult detectives and always like finding out about new ones. A unique one I recenty discovered is Joel Jenkins‘ Lone Crow. Lone Crow is a Native...
Another of Donald Keyhoe‘s series, the Devildog Squadron is actually his second series, started in 1931 the same month as Philip Strange. It lasted for...
I have posted before on occult detectives, a sub-genre I enjoy: men (and sometimes women) who stand up against occult forces and threats, often with some...
A minor character of Robert E. Howard‘s (1906-36) that I have wanted to read has been Steve Harrison, his hard-boiled detective who was involved in...
Here is another interesting series by the “King of Pulps” H. Bedford-Jones (1887-1949): Treasure Seekers. This fast-paced 10-part series ran in...