In Lord of Atlantis, we have Violet Ray Brandt now ruling Earth as the Supreme Matriarch. This book was first published in 1949 and reprinted in 2012. Once again, it is necessary to point out that the book is listed as the second novel in the Golden Amazon saga, but it is in fact the eighth book in the series. The introduction is by Golden Amazon expert Philip Harbottle.
Most spy movie fans are aware that Dr. No kicked off the whole James Bond Superspy craze in the 60s. But how many of you know about the rivals of Bond, the lesser-budget spy movies…
World Beneath Ice by John Russel Fearn (Borgo Press, 2012) World Beneath Ice (AKA Conquest of the Amazon) is not the first adventure of the Golden Amazon, although it’s subtitled “The Golden Amazon Saga, Book…
Hot Wire by Gary Carson (Blasted Heath, 2013) Hot Wire by Gary Carson is one wild ride. The hero(ine) is a 19-year-old woman named Emma Martin who makes her living stealing cars with the…
Imaro: Book 1 by Charles Saunders (Lulu, 2014) Imaro Book 1 is the e-book edtition of Charles Saunders “sword and soul” novel which was first published by DAW Books in 1981. The original DAW…
The Oz Encounter by Ted White and Marv Wolfman (Pyramid, 1977) The Oz Encounter was the fifth book in Byron Preiss’ Weird Heroes series. Launched in 1975, the series was an attempt to bring back…
Message from the Eocene by Margaret St. Clair (Ace, 1964) Message From The Eocene is the other half of the Ace double book which is paired with Three Worlds of Futurity. I suspect this novel…
Naturalist, bohemian, academic, pagan revivalist, and writer, Margaret St. Clair (1911-1995) is largely forgotten today.
4 AM to 12:30 PM At approximately 4 AM, Mother’s Day (1980) was unleashed on the rapidly diminishing crowd. Produced at the tail-end of the slasher craze over 30 years ago, this stands as one…
Part 1, 12:30PM to 8:30 PM Everyone has a list of things they want to do before checking out and Exhumed Films’ 24-hour Horrorthon has been high on my bucket list. Last weekend was the…