The Perry Mason novels by Erle Stanley Gardner enjoyed great success around the world for many decades. The longevity of the books often meant that when they were...
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Marked Men by Chris Simms Chris Simms is probably best known for his solid series of novels about Manchester detective, DI Jon Spicer. Always reliable, and in the...
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Balefire by Kenneth Goddard When I reviewed Balefire by Kenneth Goddard back in late 1983 I said that it was a “gripping thriller, guaranteed to keep you reading...
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Canberra Weekly 16 May 2019 This week’s review is of Amanda Hampson’s Sixty Summers, a romance/friendship novel about friends, love, lost opportunities and...
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Black Slaver by Clint Rockman (NEL, 1972) Plantation pulp was a weird, popular sub-genre championed by many publishers in the 1970s (see my earlier post on Chane’s...
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