At first glance, J.N. Darby’s digest-sized Murder in the House with the Blue Eyes may appear as a singleton. But the lower right corner of its cover reveals it’s “A Thrilling Mystery Novel,” from Atlas Books,…

The pulp magazine with modern sensibilities is going out big. Issue 12 is both twice as thick as previous issues, but it’s also the last issue for the indefinite future. Co-editors Matthew Gomez and Cameron Mount…

Contents Page Jim Main’s This & That . . . Jack Bertram’s The Tell-Tale Heart Revisited Steve Keeter’s Tribute to Bill Shelly and Sam Gafford with art by art by Jack Bertram and Doc Boucher To…

If there’s one thing readers of The Digest Enthusiast’s print edition want, it’s color. Me too. It’s something I’ve worked the numbers on many times over the past five years. With KDP (formerly CreateSpace aka Amazon)…

The Digest Enthusiast No. 11 is now available in print and kindle editions—both in full color: Interviews Janice Law (Madame Selina series AHMM) Paul D. Marks (Bunker Hill series EQMM) Jeff Vorzimmer (The Best of Manhunt)…

Excerpt from my tribute, “The Creative Works of Joe Wehrle, Jr.” from The Digest Enthusiast No. 8, June 2018: “Cartoon Trader was monthly from October to December 1989. The fourth issue, dated March 1990, was the…

Contents Pages Essa Hansen “Save, Salve, Shelter” Matthew Hughes “Air of the Overworld” Michael Cassutt “Banshee” Charles de Lint: Books to Look For —Storm Cursed by Patricia Briggs —The Saturday Night Ghost Club by Craig Davidson…

Contents Page William Burton McCormick “Fast Forward” Ken Teutsch “The Beresford Case” Christie Cochrell “A Siege of Herons” John H. Dromey “When the Circus Almost Came to Town” Bruce Harris “Murder in the Workplace” John Grant…

Contents Page Sheila Williams’ Editorial: Happy Birthday, Isaac Asimov! Robert Silverberg’s Reflections: The Pharaoh’s Trachea James Patrick Kelly’s On the Net: Live Long and Whatever Robert Frazier “Your Clone, the Mirror Clone” (verse) Neal Asher “An…