One of Lawrence Block’s earliest published short stories, at age 20 (though he wrote and sold it at 19) from Trapped Detective Story Magazine, October 1958. They just don’t do magazines li… more →
Those Sexy Vintage Sleaze Bookswrote 9 hours ago: One of Lawrence Block’s earliest published short stories, at age 20 (though he wrote and sold … more →
wrote 9 hours ago: Reviewed here. … more →
wrote 4 days ago: This Shaw is definitely penned by Lawrence Block — his style is all over it. It’s essen … more →
wrote 1 week ago: I wasn’t blown away by the two Sand Shocker novels I read of Willie’s, but I did like th … more →
wrote 1 week ago: Not a “vintage” sleaze/crime/sex book, but written in the vintage mode, with a retro typ … more →
wrote 3 weeks ago: Seems Google Books has some pages up here. Title is obviously vintage-inspired. … more →
wrote 3 weeks ago: The original Don Holliday was Hal Dresner, a Scott Meredith stable writer, who — along with fe … more →
wrote 3 weeks ago: A great sadistic-in-nature cover for this Harry Whittington-penned John Dexter, one of the “T … more →
wrote 4 weeks ago: The Sheldon Lords are a mixed bag, depending on who penned them — Lawrence Block, Donald West … more →
wrote 4 weeks ago: I got this book in an eBay lot; it was falling apart and in bad shape and I’d never heard of t … more →
wrote 1 month ago: Gil Brewer started off with hits for Gold Medal, but all was not milk and honey for the noir author, … more →
wrote 1 month ago: Not a vintage book, but one of my books — since I have a “wild” theme going on her … more →
wrote 1 month ago: Charles Willeford’s orginal title for this quirky private eye yarn was Until I Am Dead, but Be … more →
wrote 1 month ago: To continie the debate of Harlequin’s politically correct censoring and altering of reprints o … more →
wrote 1 month ago: Back in them thar olden politically incorrect years of the 1940s-50s, Harlequin Books published in a … more →
wrote 1 month ago: I was previously impressed with Jerry M. Goff, Jr.’s Thrill Crazy and Wanton Wench! and contin … more →
wrote 1 month ago: When I previously examined Adam Snavely’s The Big Flick, I was impressed and wondered who this … more →
wrote 1 month ago: Block was, what, 25-26 years old when he wrote this one, having broken away from his Andrew Shaw per … more →
wrote 1 month ago: This is my first Con Sellers book, although I have ordered several, and I’m not disappointed. … more →