Burroughs' Moon Trilogy -- Taking Back America!
“The Red Hawk” is the final book in Edgar Rice Burroughs’ Moon Trilogy. It is a blood n’ thunder tale of post-apocalyptic vengeance.
Read MoreLovecraft's Shout-Outs to Robert E. Howard
In honor of the eighty-ninth anniversary of H.P. Lovecraft’s departure from this mortal coil, I decided to quote all the mentions in his official/bylined tales which referenced the creations of Robert E. Howard. In doing so, HPL formally brought them into the Cthulhu Mythos.
Read MoreThe Battle Rages On: A Free Anthology from DMR Books
Today may be Friday the 13th, but you’re in luck! A new DMR Books digital anthology has just been released, and it’s free!
Read MoreBurroughs' Moon Trilogy -- Under the Kalkar Flag
The second book of Edgar Rice Burroughs’ Moon Trilogy is The Moon Men. It predicted collectivist horrors like the Holodomor and Stalin’s gulags. It’s also a rousing tale of the American spirit and resistance against tyranny.
Read MoreRobert McGinnis: What If?
Robert McGinnis, legendary artist and national treasure, died a year ago today. He spent his life painting ruined castles, sexy women and dangerous men. However, he never painted a single Sword-and-Sorcery cover. In this post, we look at what might have been.
Read MoreEdgar Rice Burroughs' 'Moon Trilogy' -- One Hundred Years On
Written in the early 1920s, Edgar Rice Burroughs’ ‘Moon Trilogy’ is classic ‘Sword and Planet’ with some extra post-apocalyptic sauce.
Read MoreArtistry, Addiction, Recovery, and Self-discovery: Tom Barber's New Memoir
Followers of DMR Books will probably recognize many of Tom’s most famous pieces. Artists, Outlaws & Old-Timers features more than 60 pieces of his art, unavailable elsewhere.
Read MoreC.L. Moore: Of Circles and Solar Systems
Today marks the one hundred and fifteenth birthday of Catherine Lucille “C.L.” Moore. Hailed as a ‘Grandmaster of Fantasy’ and also ‘The Queen of Sword and Sorcery’ by some, Moore contributed mightily to Weird Tales in the 1930s and then blazed trails in the sci-fi realm with her husband, Henry Kuttner.
Read MoreRobert E. Howard: In Praise of His Nativity
Today marks the one hundred and twentieth anniversary of Robert E. Howard’s birth. This year, 2026, also marks the ninetieth anniversary of Howard’s death. Thirty years and change. A little over ten years of that comprised his career as a published author. However, that decade changed the literary world…and changed my life in particular.
Read More"The One That Influenced Them All..." -- Reacting to PulpMortem's Dwellers in the Mirage Video
About a week ago, Jake over at the PulpMortem Youtube channel uploaded a video review of A. Merritt’s Dwellers in the Mirage. I thought he did a good—but not perfect—job. So, I thought it would be helpful and informative to do a friendly fact-check/reaction to his episode.
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