Thursday, August 29, 2013

Great 'Forgotten' Thrillers: FIGURES IN A LANDSCAPE by Barry England

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In an unnamed Asian country two western soldiers, MacConnachie and Ansell, escape from a column of marching POWs and make a run for it. T...
Thursday, August 15, 2013

Great 'Forgotten' Thrillers: THE HUNTER by Christopher Keane

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Okay, I admit it - I'm kind of going outside the lines with this week's book, which purports to be a biographical account of Ralp...
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Thursday, August 8, 2013

Great 'Forgotten' Thrillers: BROTHERS by William Goldman

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'Marathon Man' by William Goldman. Now there's a thriller for you. A critical and commercial success when it was published i...
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Thursday, August 1, 2013

Great 'Forgotten' Thrillers: TIME OF RECKONING by Walter Wager

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I'm not sure when I first picked this one up, but it was probably somewhere around the early-to-mid-eighties. And it was probably at...
Wednesday, July 24, 2013

Great 'Forgotten' Thrillers: THE PRESIDENT'S GRASS IS MISSING by Patricia Breen-Bond

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Now if anybody out there's ever read this neat little caper comedy/thriller from 1980, I will be mightily impressed. It sure ain'...
Tuesday, July 16, 2013

Great 'Forgotten' Thrillers: MAYDAY by Thomas H. Block

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Now I know for a fact I was still in school when I first read this, because I remember picking it up from my local WHSmith or Woolworths ...
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Monday, July 8, 2013

Great 'Forgotten' Thrillers: THE RUNNING MAN by Richard Bachman

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...And we all know 'Richard Bachman' is actually a pseudonym of Stephen King's, don't we? Why, of course we do. After al...