Fredric Brown

MARTIANS AND MISPLACED CLUES: LIFE AND WORK OF FREDRIC BROWN

In Martians and Misplaced Clues, the first full-length book devoted to the work and life of Fredric Brown, Jack Seabrook discusses The Fabulous Clipjoint in depth, as well as Martians, Go Home, The Screaming Mimi and all of the other classic Brown novels.

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Hugh B. Cave

CAVE OF A THOUSAND TALES

One of the most successful and most prolific writers to come out of the pulp era, Hugh B. Cave lived a full and varied life before his passing in July of 2004.

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Blues of a Lifetime/Cornell Woolrich by Cornell Woolrich
Cave of a Thousand Tales: The Life and Times of Hugh B. Cave by Milt Thomas
Dreamers Who Live Their Dreams: World of Ross Macdonald's Novels by Peter Wolfe
Lost in the Rentharpian Hills by R. Dixon Smith
The Raymond Chandler Papers by Raymond Chandler

 

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A Subtler Magick: The Writings and Philosophy of H.P. Lovecraft by S.T. Joshi
Dark Side of Genius: The Life of Alfred Hitchcock by Donald Spoto
In the Zone: The Twilight World of Rod Serling by Peter Wolfe
Martians & Misplaced Clues: Fredric Brown by Jack Seabrook
Max Brand: Western Giant by William F. Nolan
Something More Than Night: Raymond Chandler by Peter Wolfe
The Louis L'Amour Companion by Robert Weinberg
Cornell W

BLUES OF A LIFETIME: THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF CORNELL WOOLRICH

Blues of a Lifetime is essential reading for the student of suspense novelist Cornell Woolrich, author of "Rear Window." Three topics of paramount importance to Woolrich are discussed at length: writing, romance and despair.