Pulp Fiction Reviews

HOW THE WEST WAS WEIRD Edited by Russ Anderson Jr. Pulpwork Press 152 pages There have been those critics who have been lamenting the suppos...

RECKLESS By Andrew Gross William Morrow 416 pages Available April 23rd A gripping suspense novel deftly plotted so as to move along at an e...

ODD HOURS By Dean Koontz Bantam Books 397 pages Lest you think book reviewers live isolated lives untouched by the normal ups and downs of ...

SEVENTH DAUGHTER By Ronnie Seagreen Flying Pen Press 301 pages Some people are destined from birth to do great things. Gil Orlov is born a...

THE BOOK OF LIES By Brad Meltzer Grand Central Publishing 432 pages With what weapon did Cain murder his brother Abel? The first crime, as...

CASINO MOON By Peter Blauner Hard Case Crime 333 pages The world of professional boxing has historically been tainted by organized crime on...

IMARO (The Trail of Bohu) By Charles R. Saunders Sword & Soul Media 212 pages This is one of those remarkable books that completely jus...

YOU CAN’T STOP ME By Max Allan Collins & Matthew Clemens Pinnacle Books 363 pages Available in March Every time Max Collins delivers a ...

THE ROOK – Vol.Four By Barry Reese 161 pages Wildcat Books He’s back, the daring pulp avenger from Atlanta, Ga., in six new, thrilling tale...

A PRINCESS OF MARS By Edgar Rice Burroughs White Rocket Books 208 pages When Edgar Rice Burroughs wrote his interplanetary adventure back i...

Sherlock Holmes – Consulting Detective. Vol. One. Edited by Ron Fortier Airship 27 Productions Cornerstone Book Publishers 183 pgs. Review...

THE SENTINELS – FORTUNES OF WAR By Gordon Zuckerman Greenleaf Book Group Press 296 pages Having majored in Business Administration while in...

THE VALLEY OF FEAR By A.C. Doyle Hard Case Crime 224 pages. It is no secret that I’ve been a huge supporter of Hard Case Crime and their t...

SHE MURDERED ME WITH SCIENCE By David Boop Flying Pen Press 282 pages The joy of pulps is how some are so hard to categorize, case in point...

Quick little note here, as we've recently been approached by several authors on this matter. Sadly, we do not review e-books. Bottom lin...

FRANKENSTEIN – DEAD AND ALIVE By Dean Koontz Bantam Books 352 pages Once again reviewing the last book in a series is often times a fruitle...

ARIEL By Steven R. Boyett Ace Fantasy 389 pages I generally tend to shy away from most fantasy novels as they seem frivolous and lightweigh...

THE ROOK Vol. Three By Barry Reese Wild Cat Books 168 pages He’s back, Atlanta’s own original pulp hero as created by Barry Reese, in anoth...

CROMWELL DIXON’S SKY CYCLE By John Abbott Nez P.G.Putnam’s Sons Illustrated 31 pages Since the Wright brothers first took to the air, the h...

BOILERPLATE History’s Mechanical Marvel By Paul Guinan & Anina Bennett Abrams Image 163 pages Bogus documentaries have been a comedy st...