The Khufra Run by James Graham (Jack Higgins) MacMillan HardcoverCopyright 1972Published in 1972, "The Khufra Run" is another adrenalin-filled adventure that was written under the author's pseudonym of James Graham. In his early writing day…
The Khufra Run by James Graham (Jack Higgins) MacMillan HardcoverCopyright 1972Published in 1972, "The Khufra Run" is another adrenalin-filled adventure that was written under the author's pseudonym of James Graham. In his early writing day…
The Man From Limbo By John D. MacDonaldShort Story, Dime Detective Magazine April 1953Like many of the successful post-war American mystery novelists, John D. MacDonald got his start writing for the popular pulp magazines. There are some wh…
A Man Called Shenandoah TV Series 1965-1966Talk about underrated TV Westerns from the 60s!A Man Called Shenandoah starred Robert Horton as a shot up, near dead survivor found on the prairie. Once healed, he realizes he has amnesia and is de…
A Man Called Shenandoah TV Series 1965-1966Talk about underrated TV Westerns from the 60s!A Man Called Shenandoah starred Robert Horton as a shot up, near dead survivor found on the prairie. Once healed, he realizes he has amnesia and is de…
The Boy Who Invented The Bubble Gunby Paul GallicoDell 0719 Copyright 1974Nine and a half year-old Julian West is an innovated kid. He came up with his own little invention, a toy gun that shoots bubbles, and he is pretty excited about it.
FlashPoint by George La FountaineFawcett 2-3644-7 Copyright 1976"But who in the hell can we trust to ask about it? We can't just walk into a bank and ask if this is counterfeit; they might be looking for numbers or something."Ernie Wheeler
Eight Million Ways To Die by Lawrence Block Arbor House PublishingHardcover edition, Copyright 1982My life was a ice floe that had broken up at sea, with different chucks floating off in different directions. Nothing was ever going to come
The Deep End by Owen DudleyACE D-195 Copyright 1956But you don't shoot cops. That's the end, if you do. The real deep end.Pete Summer lost his memory from a plane crash over Mexican waters. As his memory returns, he decides to hide out in a…
Too Many Girls by Don TracyBerkley G-182Copyright 1934I had a hell of a headache when I woke up.So starts this brilliant piece of noir fiction about the exploits of an unprincipled Baltimore newspaper photographer. The actual title (hardcov…
Too Many Girls by Don TracyBerkley G-182Copyright 1934I had a hell of a headache when I woke up.So starts this brilliant piece of noir fiction about the exploits of an unprincipled Baltimore newspaper photographer. The actual title (hardcov…
Posted by August West at 2:28 PM Labels: 70s, novel, PI, Popular Library, television For some reason, completely unknown to me, I have the second of these, but not the first one. As soon as I saw the cover, I knew I'd never seen it before.W…