Based on the film by Bert I. Gordon Starring Basil Rathbone as Lodac Original Story by Bernard Schoenfeld Adapted by T. H. Brandt

Cover by Wizard Jim (John Chapman) Sometime this past summer (memory fails me, but it might have been late June), a dozen friends from the BookTube space and I got together to conjure up something special. The idea was to create a book of short stories -- each of which represented us individually. Our editor, Jake (of PulpMortem), challenged us all to write something that would represent not only our specific tastes in genre fiction, but also the "vibes" of our YouTube chann

In order to provide an outlet for my several unpublished short stories - and in order to ramble about movies, video games, anime, TV, and...

No. 8: Starship Troopers Author: Robert A. Heinlein Published: 1959 by G. P. Putnam's Sons Genre: Science Fiction, Military,...

No. 1: The Last Kingdom Author: Bernard Cornwell Published: 2004 by HarperCollins Genre: Historical Fiction, Military, Coming-of-age...

The Secret Fire Books YouTube channel has been busy lately. In addition to uploading more book reviews and hauls over the past several...

Germany, 1359 As Europe slowly claws its way toward an era of enlightenment, demonic remnants of the past still strive to keep the...

Lo! Five new tales of heroic fantasy and high adventure have begun! My new book Sand & Steel: An Anthology of Sword and Sorcery is...

The day I fought with Ged was the day I learned to forge. Ged was another boy from my village; he was an ugly little whelp with feathery...

The first draft of my new anthology "Sand & Steel" is finished! All five of the stories have been written; now I move on to editing and...

Last month, I submitted a story to indie fiction magazine Silence & Starstong, and was honored to have it included in their upcoming...

Well...It's November, and still no "Sand and Steel" anthology. This is due to a few different factors: For one thing, I've been hard at...

After publishing my novella "The Scarlet Down", I realized two things: 1. I really liked this Siloh guy, whom I had - at first - written...

From the research notes of Andre J. Harrington, Professor of Historical Archaeology, Yale University: Heraklion, The Island of Crete,...

This seedy-looking gentleman is Vassago the Vile - professional burglar, mercenary, and killer of wizards. He is the POV character for a...