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Cool! As fans of first editions, you guys will LOVE the book! So many books are featured in the story, including a couple of Sai King's! :)

Biblio did a nice "revisited" review of the book a...

The Cliff Janeway books are still in print, all the others probably not (although they may be available as e-books). Definitely the place to start is Booked To Die (1992), the first Cliff Janeway...

Wow, really cool, Lurker! I have a couple of signed Dunning books, but none in person.



You'll have to read the book! Sorry, the book is really hard to find! :)

John Dunning is a really...

Cool! Good to see another Dunning fan! He's one of my favorite authors. The Cliff Janeway books are my favorites. Booked to Die is a Top 10 All-Time book for me. Super stoked to have found that early...

Latest pickups from a NOVA book sale.

One of the last great Gold Medal PBO's (1980). Absolutely love John Dunning's books. I'm all about book collectors who write really good books that feature...

Thanks! I'm glad to see that there are still people out there that have the love for paperbacks! Collectible paperbacks, that is. :)

Thanks peripheral! I love the smell of good paperback in the morning. :)

Picked up a few more this week...

Great late 50's Robert McGinnis cover and an early (1960) Lawrence Block book...

Yeah, I know they are not pornography, but the publisher (Essex House) was a well-known purveyor of soft porn at the time. It's pulp fiction, erotica and horror! What a combination, especially for...

Pretty excited to have found these legendary PBO's by Philip Jose Farmer for $3 a piece. Published by soft porn publisher Essex House in '68 and '69 (with a lofty $1.95 price) and advertised as...

Hey, thanks guys! :)

TravelinJack, great to hear someone else mention John D! He is one of my all-time favorite authors! A master of the crime novel and short stories, he could do it all:...

Thanks! :)

Yeah, I'm definitely geeking out 70's style with those Ape books! :) The animated series was only on for one season, 13 episodes. I loved it as a kid! It had a real Johnny Quest vibe to...

New items to my collection...

Novelizations of the 1975 animated TV series Return to the Planet of the Apes, which I remember fondly as a kid growing up in the 70's. Oddly, the covers show the...

Cool, man. Just make sure you start with Slob. Everything builds from there, and it's the best of the series IMHO.

LOL! You won't have to, because you will smell him before he knocks! But because of his precognate ability, he will know that you are smelling him and then enter through an unlocked back window and...

Courtesy of Jerome. Your generosity has warmed my heart. Thank you so much! My Rex Miller collection is almost complete now. And I LOVE the darktower.org merchandise! :)
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Ah. I thought you were referring to one of the books I purchased. I remember looking at that one. I think it had some writing on the inside, or creases (or something). Whatever the reason, it didn't...

Which one these is Hitchcock? I'm not an expert in Hitchcock, but I don't recognize any of these as being Hitchcock. Love the Hitch, though! :)



Be prepared to be up for several hours. You will...

Latest vintage paperbacks (mostly) acquisitions. Found in a bin at Second Story Books in Rockville, MD. All marked at $3, minus the store-wide 40% sale equals $1.80 a piece. As far as vintage...

Yeah, totally. They are sort of like an X-rated version of Star Trek. All the stuff you know Kirk was doing behind the scenes, it's all laid out here. :) Andrew J. Offutt is actually a really good...

Wow, I didn't know there was a S/L for Slob! Centipede Press, intro by Ray Garton, essay from Rex. Way cool!



Yeah, they are really great, arn't they. The mid-80's Holt, Rinehart and Winston's...