Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine Mar/Apr 2018 Vol. 151 #3 & 4, whole #918 & 919 Contents Lisa Cody “Health and Safety” art by Jason C. Eckhardt Chris Muessig & Steve Seder “One Fall to a Finish”…

The special feature in Marvel Science Stories, May 1951, on “The Dianetics Question” begins with the following introduction: “CONTROVERY is the life-blood of intellectual development, and all too often, publications take one side or the other,…

If you’re a fan of Manhunt, Justice, which lasted only four issues, is a worthy addition to your collection. The third issues starts out strong with a novelette by William R. Cox called “Las Vegas Trip.”…

Contents “Spawn of Inferno” by Hugh B. Cave (Weird Tales Oct. 1932) “The Sword and the Eagle” by David H. Keller “The Horror Out of Lovecraft” by Donald A. Wollheim “The Last Work of Pietro of…

Congratulations to Gryphon Books’ Gary Lovisi and Richard Greene on the publication of the 100th issue of Paperback Parade! Here’s what awaits readers inside: Contents Gary Lovisi: Paperback Talk Gary Lovisi “Treasure Island Again” Graham Andrews…

Social media and the blogs of Bill Crider’s friends and fans celebrate the life of the gifted writer with tributes and recollections upon the news of his passing yesterday. Like many, I first met Bill through…

Comic artist and illustrator Brian Buniak, drew this wonderful collage of images for Richard L. Kellogg’s spoof, “Fencer’s Document Caper,” that appeared in The Digest Enthusiast book five. Here’s the opening: “On a warm and pleasant…

The final story from Justice Amazing Detective Mysteries #2, July 1955, is billed as a “complete suspense novel.” It’s a reprint from the Lion Books edition, first published in 1952, one of only three novels Richard…

Contents “The Devil’s Bride” (part 1 of 3) by Seabury Quinn (Weird Tales, Feb. & Mar. 1932) “The Oak Tree” by David H. Keller, M.D. “The Milk Carts” by Violet A. Methley (Weird Tales Mar. 1932)…