This summer DMR Books will release three differently themed reprint anthologies, the first of which will appear in mid-June. Entitled Planetary Adventures, it will contain five rare tales from the Golden Age of Science Fiction.
Read MoreThis week: Robert E. Howard, Tanith Lee, Mars in the pulps, Lovecraft, ape monsters, Hammer Films, and more.
Read MoreI just learned that John Bolton turned seventy years old the other day. That would be John Bolton of England. One of the great SFF/horror artists of the last forty years. An artist whom Neil Gaiman felt compelled to make a short film about. That John Bolton. Not the American neocon diplomat.
Read MoreDMR Books has acquired reprint rights to the dark swords and sorcery collection Far Away and Never by Ramsey Campbell. The agent was John Jarrold. The collection, originally published 25 years ago by Necronomicon Press, contains all of Campbell’s stories of Ryre which appeared in the Swords Against Darkness anthologies.
Read MoreThe Song of Bêlit was originally published in 2017 by Sportula, but only in Spanish. It wasn't until the summer of 2020 that it was translated by Rodolfo Martínez and Christopher Kastensmidt into English. What Martínez has done here is incorporate Howard's original work and expand on it.
Read MoreIn Part Two of this interview, Keith Taylor talks about his writing career including two novels featuring the Robert E. Howard hero Cormac Mac Art, both co-written with Andrew Offutt, his health, and his current works in progress.
Read MoreKeith Taylor is the author/co-author of 11 novels and dozens of short stories, for fans of the sword-and-sorcery subgenre most notably the Bard series, featuring the wandering Felimid mac Fal and his picaresque adventures in early Dark Ages Britain.
Read MoreDMR Books is branching out! Digital editions of several of our pulp reprint titles, including Renegade Swords II, are now available through Barnes & Noble’s website. Furthermore, we’ve created a special offer for our readers. For a limited time, for every one you purchase, you’ll get one for free!
Read MoreThis week: Tanith Lee, King Arthur, The Shadow, Jack Vance, martial arts, Burroughs’ The Moon Maid, Robert E. Howard Foundation awards, and more.
Read MoreGardner F. Fox was a true pulpster who could write a fine tale of swordplay and passion. He brought sword-and-sorcery to comics and he also authored some of the most bad-ass historical novels of the twentieth century.
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