A Ravel of Waters , by Geoffrey Jenkins, is an adventure novel published by William Collins as a hardcover in 1981. The edition that caugh...

John Hegenberger’s first published story, “Last Contact”, appeared in the October 1977 issue of Galaxy Science Fiction Magazine and he has...

Invasion , by Aaron Wolfe—a one-off Dean Koontz pseudonym—is a paperback original published by Laser Books in 1975 as part of its monthly sc...

Fallout (1997) is Kevin J. Anderson’s and Doug Beason’s second science fiction thriller, mixing the science of the 1990s and mystery, s...

2017 was a pretty decent year for my fiction writing. I had two short novels published, Blaze! Red Rock Rampage (February) and Blaze! Spani...

The Fantastic World War II , is an anthology of science fiction and fantasy tales about World War II, edited by Frank McSherry, Jr. A paperb...

The Western writer Dusty Richards passed away this morning, January 18, 2018, from injuries sustained in an automobile accident. Dusty, ...

Ed Gorman wrote no fewer than 10 western novels for Berkley between 1999 and 2006. The earlier titles tended to be branded with a single...

It’s been an interview kind of week. I interviewed Brent Towns—see the prior post—and now I’m interviewed at Paul Bishop’s website, Bish’s B...

Brent Towns is a writer on the move. Over the past few years he has hit the Western genre with a vengeance and published more than 20 no...