This month, Stark House Press reissued The Accused and The Snatch, Daniels’ famed third and fourth novels, as a double-novel collection. The volume includes the scholarly essay “The Solidly Considerable Talent of Harold R. Daniels,” penned by the editor of Lowestoft Chronicle.
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In recent years, Stark House Press began reprinting double-novel volumes by the late James McKimmey, a prolific writer who found success during the golden age … Read More ›
A recent collection from Stark House Press, published in December 2022, features a couple of highly absorbing 1950s hardboiled mysteries by prolific novelist William Ard. … Read More ›
When it comes to heist novels, John Trinian is right up there with Lionel White. His novel The Big Grab is a masterful character study … Read More ›
Two ingenious 1920s mysteries make a welcome comeback this month, with Grey Face and The Green Eyes of Bâst published together in an exciting new collection from Stark House … Read More ›
This month, Stark House Press released a two-novel collection by Lionel White, hardboiled author of more than 35 crime thrillers. The book contains the novels … Read More ›
Recently, the book review website Bookgasm published a glowing review of the new Stark House Press collection THE LOVER / THE MISTRESS / THE PASSIONATE … Read More ›
In May 2018 and April 2019, the Lowestoft Chronicle editor reviewed the collections NO HARP FOR MY ANGEL / BOOTY FOR A BABE / EVE, IT’S EXTORTION, … Read More ›
This month, Bookgasm gave the recent Stark House Press publication of John Rex Gearon’s (aka John Flagg) WOMAN OF CAIRO and DEAR, DEADLY BELOVED a … Read More ›
Recently, Bookgasm gave a very favorable review of the latest reprint of two novels by Wade Miller. “It is easy to see why Miller was … Read More ›