A couple of years ago, having had a conversation with Dude (where he expressed amusement over the things I had to contend with when I was hi...

The eighth,  in an occasional thread , of blog posts celebrating those cheesy, sleazy old-school pulp paperbacks from the 70s and 80s, which...

Last year, I blogged about "poster magazines" I remembered from the 70s and 80s ( you can read the post here ).  It seemed to touc...

In a new edition of the occasional series, I want to tell you about a book I've read and loved, which I think adds to the genre (autobio...

In 2011, Greyhart Press published my novelette The Mill as a stand-alone title.  It was originally published in the acclaimed Pendragon Pre...

Skeleton Crew , the second of Stephen King’s short fiction collections, was published on 21st June 1985 by Putnam in the US and Macdonald in...

According to Steve MacManus' excellent autobiography  The Mighty One , the traditional age range for comics readers in the late 70s was ...