Dungeons and Dragons was the first pen-and-paper tabletop role-playing game I ever encountered. I started playing in the summer of '93...

(Yes, I know it's been over nine months since I wrote a blog post. That's a loooooong story. But here we have a new post, so...yay!)...

Click the Cover to Visit on Amazon This was a surprisingly solid novel. I was dubious about the premise of a Die Hard-like story set in...

I just wanted to take a moment and update readers on one of my current projects. I'm working on a new novel, tentatively titled HANGMA...

Click the Cover for Amazon Page Many readers of this blog are already familiar with Hamilton's Matt Helm novels, a series of books t...

Better late than never? I'm actually ashamed to admit that this is the first Bond movie I did NOT see in the theater in close to 20 ye...

For many authors, the axiom of "write what you know" is probably better expressed as "write what you love to read". ...

Jarvis Love is a newly minted field agent - young, bright-eyed, and eager to serve for King and Country. But when he's given his firs...

They say if you want to keep a happy workplace, never discuss politics or religion. This is something that I completely agree with, and si...

France, July 1941 The French resistance leader Andre Bouchard, the "Butcher of Calais", has finally been captured by the SS ...

The most amusing thing about writing military and violent fiction is, to be honest, the Amazon referrals you start to get when you're bu...

The second of Steiner's Furies stories is just as good as the first, perhaps even better. While the first half of V for Vixens kept the...

World War Two adventure fiction can be broken down, if at all, into two categories. The first is the "War Story", in which soldier...

I've had a pair of Matt Helm thrillers on my pulp paperback bookshelf for several years now, but I never too the time to give them a r...