Pulp Shot in the Dark Shot in the Dark, 1943 by Tom Lovell (American, 1909–1997)This would be a great cover for a weird western.
Lead the Way: Forgotten Ruin Book 6 Lead the Way is the sixth book in the Forgotten Ruin series, and it hits all the right notes that make this series my current favorite. I was tempted to say this might be the best entry in the series yet, but it is really hard to top the wild
King of the World's Edge by H. Warner Munn Book Review King of the World’s Edge by H. Warner Munn [Amazon link] is truly a pulp era story, first serialized in Weird Tales in September of 1939. A bold tale with massive scope, this is an alternative history of both the Americas and the last remnants of Romano-Britain that works
The Sacred Radiance by Daniel Humphreys Book Review The Sacred Radiance [Amazon affiliate link] is where Pax moves into adult life, and the stakes on everything get higher. He has a real job with real responsibilities, and problems to match. But don’t let that make you think this is a boring or unfunny book. And any book
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