The Dusty Bookcase

The postman brings the third Ricochet Book in as many months. As Series Editor, I couldn't be more proud. One of the greatest Canadi...

Arriving in bookstores as I write, books seven and eight in Véhicule's Ricochet Books series. Following visits to Niagara Falls (Jam...

Hitting newsstands as I type: the Pulp Fiction issue of  subTerrain . Number 68, it contains all sorts of goodness, including stories by...

Overnight Escapade Stephen Mark Toronto: News Stand Library, 1950 The publisher comes clean on the title page. "Overnight...

Exit in Green Martin Brett [pseud. Douglas Sanderson] New York: Dodd, Mead, 1953 Douglas Sanderson once said that he turned to myst...

Flee from Terror [The Final Run] Martin Brett [pseud. Douglas Sanderson] New York: Popular Library, 1957 Bought early last year fro...

A Dum-Dum for the President Martin Brett [pseud. Douglas Sanderson] London: Hammond, 1961 Depending on how you want to look at it, ...

Mark it for Murder Douglas Sanderson New York: Avon, [1959] Douglas Sanderson had left Montreal behind as both a home and a setti...

Cast your eyes on what is surely the most elegant Douglas Sanderson item. Printed with a Vandercook SP-15 press on St. Armand Old Maste...

Catch a Fallen Starlet Douglas Sanderson New York: Avon, 1960 How's this for a set-up? Three or so years ago, screenwriter A...

Now in the final month of the year, tradition dictates that I offer holiday gift suggestions – this time accompanied by bits and pieces ...