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Dispatches From the Last Outlaw: The Lost Island by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child

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Monday, August 10, 2015. The Lost Island by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child. Gideon Crew is the second series character from Preston and Child, and this is the third book in the series. I thought the first book, Gideon’s Sword. And guess what – wow! 8211; this book is a taut hardboiled and suspenseful book. It’s clearly the best Gideon Crew novel and undoubtedly one of the best thrillers from this dynamic duo of modern crime classics. The Lost Island. And The Lost World. By Arthur Conan Doyle, Gideon C...

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Dispatches From the Last Outlaw: September 2014

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Friday, September 26, 2014. Dark Harvest by Norman Partridge. Is a novella published in 2006 by Tor although it was originally published by Cemetery Dance Publications. This Tor edition reached a wide audience. The awesome cover art is by Jon Foster. Dark Harvest. They also call him Ol’ Hacksaw Face or Sawtooth Jack. He emerges from the cornfield every Halloween with a butcher knife in his hand intent on killing and killing. But why? Saturday, September 20, 2014. Shadow Castle by Marian Cockrell. Is a fa...

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Dispatches From the Last Outlaw: May 2015

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Wednesday, May 27, 2015. Outlaw World by Edmond Hamilton. I love the smell of old paperbacks. They smell like adventure. This 70s era paperback from Popular Library had a great title and a great cover painting. The novel is a reprint of a 1945 Captain Future story from a pulp magazine. Captain Future was created by editor Mort Weisinger who hired Edmond Hamilton to write most of the stories. Weisinger and Hamilton would work together again at DC Comics where Hamilton wrote Superman. But I’ve never ...

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Dispatches From the Last Outlaw: March 2015

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Friday, March 27, 2015. Complex 90 by Mickey Spillane and Max Allan Collins. Is a direct sequel to The Girl Hunters. Is it vengeance for taking down so many commies in the early fifties, or is it something else? Rates high on my list of favorite books this year. Kudos as well to Titan books for producing paperbacks with a retro cover style in the smaller pocket book format. Mike Hammer is one of the literary greats alongside Sherlock Holmes, Sam Spade, Philip Marlowe, and James Bond. May his ...All of th...

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Dispatches From the Last Outlaw: Mahars of Pellucidar by John Eric Holmes

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Friday, July 31, 2015. Mahars of Pellucidar by John Eric Holmes. I bought this 1976 paperback because I liked the naked woman on the cover being attacked by a giant squid. Somehow it may have vaguely registered with me that Pellucidar was the world Edgar Rice Burroughs created in his novels At The Earth's Core. And its sequel, Pellucidar. That chick was awesome. Mahars of Pellucidar. Covers familiar territory. Wild creatures, savages, and rugged terrain all put Christopher West to a test of endurance...

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Dispatches From the Last Outlaw: October 2014

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Friday, October 31, 2014. Zombie Halloween by R. L. Stine. Is especially cool. This new kid in town, Kenny Manzetti, has moved into an old house to help his grandfather. When a new family moves in next door he notices their choice of furniture is a bit odd. You see, Kenny notices the movers have brought three coffins into the house – three coffins! Naturally, some investigation is required. Stine has never lost his touch at making ghoulish scenes fun for young readers. Zombie Halloween. There is clearly ...

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Dispatches From the Last Outlaw: July 2015

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Friday, July 31, 2015. Mahars of Pellucidar by John Eric Holmes. I bought this 1976 paperback because I liked the naked woman on the cover being attacked by a giant squid. Somehow it may have vaguely registered with me that Pellucidar was the world Edgar Rice Burroughs created in his novels At The Earth's Core. And its sequel, Pellucidar. That chick was awesome. Mahars of Pellucidar. Covers familiar territory. Wild creatures, savages, and rugged terrain all put Christopher West to a test of endurance...

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Dispatches From the Last Outlaw: Mystery at Redtop Hill by Marjory Schwalje

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Saturday, August 8, 2015. Mystery at Redtop Hill by Marjory Schwalje. Is a simple and enjoyable summer reading story with a great deal of charm. This title is primarily remembered fondly by 1960s era readers who enjoyed it like I did. Mystery at Redtop Hill. I apologize for the necessity to moderate comments, but somebody opened the zoo cages and the beasts are running amok! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Blogging Marvel’s Master of Kung-Fu, Part Three. PAUL D. BRAZILL.

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