I’ve made no secret of the fact that I’m a huge fan of the Universal Monsters and also intensely frustrated by Universal’s seeming inability to do anything creative with said Monsters in the present day. They’ve floundered about for the pas...

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The Trophy Hunters: Part 2 of 2

Link knew he needed to draw both of them out into the open where he could take two shots and kill both of them. He was a good shot with a rifle, and while hunting, he had been known to drop two deer or elk before the second one could escape...

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A Swashbuckling Q&A - Men's Adventure Fiction Podcast Episode 114

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To close out Swashbuckling September, our hosts sit down for a final round of debates about one of our favorite genres: swashbuckling adventure.

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The Trophy Hunters: Part 1 of 2

This story comes to us from the prolific short story writer, Jason L. Queen. Give his Substack a look and enjoy the following tale of a lone Game Warden finding himself up against two German poachers in 1937

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Frank Theodat

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