The Man Who Rose Again by Joseph Hocking

What a Young Husband Ought to Know by Sylvanus Stall

The Boke of Noblesse by Unknown

The Unknown Sea by Clemence Housman

The Nerve of Foley by Frank H Spearman

Review of "The Desperado" by:
Extremely hard-boiled and graphic novel about a young man who has to flee post-war Texas to avoid a ...

Review of "Black Wings Has My Angel" by: Cary
A classic from the Gold Medal line of hardboiled paperbacks in the 1950s. Highly recommended.

Review of "Cordwood" by:
"Bill" Nye was an American humorist, popular in his day, quite part of pop culture, in fact. His es...

Review of "NIGHTMARE TOWN" by:
41-page noir masterpiece about a drifter trying to figure out why the town he's ended up in is plagu...

Review of "Any Little Girl" by:
Well, it was printed in a romance pulp, but it's a rather tedious short story about a newspaperman w...

Those Even-Worse Amazon Numbers

Decoupling from Amazon

Almost Got all the Kinks Out

Still Playing With This

Sorry for delays

PDFs of New Pulps Fixed

They Are Kinda Similar, Plus I Am on a Boat

Those Awful Amazon #s

In Frankfurt for Book Fair

Oof, those two categories were hard to kill

Comment on Almost Got all the Kinks Out by c huyck
Thanks for that!

Comment on Those Awful Amazon #s by DMcCunney
@Max: Note that Kobo was just acquired by Japan's Rakutan for $315 million: http://www.vancouversun....

Comment on Those Awful Amazon #s by Max
I wouldn't root too strongly for Kobo--they have the worst customer service of any company I've had ...

Comment on Those Awful Amazon #s by DMcCunney
@Patti: I expect that $80 billion cash hoard to be a question new Apple CEO Tim Cook will have to d...

Comment on Those Awful Amazon #s by DMcCunney
I think the Kindle Fire commentary misses the point. It has nothing to do with competing against th...