I recently read Dark Passage by David Goodis and really enjoyed it.   It is a novel where everything works.   It is plot controlled, but ...

I found a television interview aired on BBC in 2010 for the publication of The Judas Gate .  It runs nearly six minutes and it is really an ...

I have good news for fans of Ed Gorman and his series character Dev Conrad.   Severn House has scheduled the release of the fourth novel in...

H. A. DeRosso is best known for his dark Westerns. His better work is unusual—it tends toward dark, but it has vibrant and visceral setti...

Ed Gorman posted on his blog yesterday that his terrific novel The Midnight Room is available as an eBook for a very reasonable $3.9...

A week or so ago I was cruising through the back posts on Gravetapping , and there were several I found to be really quite good. More tha...

I stumbled across two Nameless titles by Bill Pronzini recently published by Cemetery Dance in hardcover.  They are advertised as novellas, ...

Dev Conrad—the cynical yet hopeful political consultant from Ed Gorman’s 2008 novel Sleeping Dogs —returns in  Stranglehold .  Conrad is a...

Stark House Press released a reprint of a 1952 Fawcett Red Seal original titled One for Hell written by Jada M. Davis back in 2010.  Davi...

I received this nice piece of good news from Stark House.  Take my advice and buy a few of the titles.    Happy Holidays from Stark Hou...

Crossroad Press Ebook Edition Bill Crider is best known for his Sheriff Dan Rhodes mystery novels, but his work is not limited to an...

This spectacular image of a stellar spire in the Eagle Nebula was taken by Hubble.  Its beauty is stunning; the flagrant use of color, sh...