Roy Rogers reading. Eric Beetner, A Midnight Clear, Willian Wharton
Michael Carlson, The Pistoleer, James Carlos Blake
Bill Crider, Mystery, Clark Dimond
Gary Dobbs, Montana Dead Shot, Chuck Martin
Martin Edwards, Treason in the Egg, Lag Strong
Cullen Gallagher, Spring Fire, Vin Packer (Marijane Meaker)
Sunnie Gill, The Coroner, M.R. Hall
Ed Gorman, Paper Doll, Robert Parker
Jake Hinson, Bunny Lake is Missing, Evelyn Piper
George Kelley, Chronopolis: The Science Fiction of J.G. Ballard; The Crystal World, Ballard
Randy Johnson, The Ed Noon Series, Michael Avallone
Kathryn Magendie, The Maggie Valley Trilogy, Kerry Madden
Todd Mason, The 10th Annual of the Year's Best S-F, edited by Judith MerrilScott Parker, Star Trek Fotonovels
James Reasoner, Dead Game, Michael Avallone
John Shannon, Sympathy for the Devil, Kent Anderson
Kerrie Smith, Maigret the the Enigmatic Lett, Georges Simenon
2 comments:
The thing that makes Roy Rogers a hero to me is that he and Dale cared for hurting children. They have a foundation to help support a home for hurting children. They themselves adopted hurting children. They suffered when those children suffered or died.
Roy and Dale were good people. They deserve to be remembered.
I grew up on them. They seemed like a great family.
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