Lester Dent’s career has enjoyed a resurgence of late. I expect he’s smiling down - or up - from wherever he now resides. Nostalgia Venture...

Last month I read (and reviewed) the first in I.J. Parnham’s Fergal & Randolph series,  The Legend of Shamus McGinty’s Gold , and wonde...

The title of this Ross Morton western is apt, because death does come to Bethesda Falls, and the man who brings it our protagonist, Jim Thor...

Since reading I.J. Parnham's revelation that the characters in his Fergal O'Brien/Randolph McDougal series were loosely inspired by ...

I probably shouldn't dangle this cover before your eyes so soon. It'll make you want the book right now - and it won't be publis...

Another fine review from Owlhoot ramrod Robert S. Napier... Big Horn Legacy , by W. Michael Gear (Pinnacle, 1988, pb). The main thing wrong...

More musings from the reading machine otherwise known as Robert S. Napier, author of Love, Death and the Toyman . This time he tells us abou...

The Almanack welcomes mystery writer and western aficionado Cap'n Bob Napier, who will now discuss... Who Rides With Wyatt by Will Hen...

If you’re not familiar with Paul S. Powers, scroll on down to the post of August 14 called "Paul S. Powers, King of the Wild West,” or ...

The mysterious Steve M resides in the UK. I know that much. From the interview he granted Joanne Walpole I learned that his love of western...

Way back whenever, I read the chapter on Wild West Weekly in John A. Dinan’s Borgo Press book The Pulp Western , and wanted to see what all...