My buddy Cody Luff, who was in my graduating class at Goddard College, recently decided to put together a collection of short stories autho...

This is obviously the movie-tie-in edition of Miami Mayhem by Marvin Albert, a Gold Medal writer who penned three adventures for Tony Rom...

Looks interesting, no?

Doug Dorow's recent  post on the research he did for his novel The Ninth District  jogged my memory about the original writing of Midnig...

This is a 1984 edition of The Hustler ,  released to coincide with the release of the sequel, The Color of Money . A message from Walter Tev...

Renée Pawlish  and I bumped into each other on one message board or another recently, or maybe it was Twitter. At any rate, I wound up disc...

For the Love of Imabelle is an alternate title for the perhaps more familiar A Rage in Harlem , the title of the 1991 film adaptation.  Th...

Thought this was a lot of fun.

Midnight Eyes gets a fairly good review over at Good Book Alert . Seems like the reviewer's honest opinion, which is all you can ask fo...

I read many Travis McGee novels as they came out in the early eighties including The Green Ripper ,   Cinnamon Skin and the final McGee, The...

There's a definite Mondrian feel to this cover for 1947's Death Commits Bigamy , an entry in the Johnny and Suzy Marshall series des...

Mary Linn Roby penned a number of novels and short stories as well including some that were adapted for Rod Serling's Night Gallery in ...

I became a fan of the Tess Gerritsen thrillers with The Sinner and backtracked then moved forward from there to keep up with the adventures...

Recently I did an interview with Robert Lory that seemed popular, so I thought I would do some more interviews, at least on an occasional ba...

If you missed it from my tweeting it, another new interview with me is out . This one is on The Big Thrill, website of the International Thr...

Saw this mentioned on another blog the other day, and noticed I had news about it in my in-box from Cornerstone Books and Airshop 27. They...

I bought this at a store called the Pea Picker, though based on the rubber stamp inside the front cover, it passed through a shop called the...

I thought an occasional book trailer might be an interesting offering here. I know we did Joe Finder's new book last Monday, but Trailer...