The Digest Enthusiast #7: Explore the world of digest magazines.

The Digest Enthusiast

by Richard Krauss

Interview
• Rick Ollerman (Down & Out: The Magazine)
Articles
• One-and-Dones part one by Steve Carper
• Robert Edmond Alter in AHMM by Peter Enfantino
• The Lester Del Rey–John Raymond Fiasco by Vince Nowell, Sr.
• The Occult Digest by Tom Brinkmann
• Telzey Amberdon by James H. Schmitz by Joe Wehrle, Jr.
• Manhunt 1953 part two by Peter Enfantino
• A Writer Remembers Espionage Magazine by Josh Pachter
Reviews
• Switchblade #2
• Pulp Literature #15
• Fantasy & Science Fiction Jul/Aug 2017
• Down & Out: The Magazine #1
• Suspense Stories by Vince Nowell, Sr.
• Black Cat Mystery Magazine #1
Fiction
• “Imperium Delirium” by Robert Snashall, art by Marc Myers
• “The Edge of Enternity” by Lesann Berry, art by Michael Neno
• “A Christmas Romance” story and art by Joe Wehrle, Jr.
Also includes
• Cover by Joe Wehrle, Jr.
• News Digest
• Bob Vojtko’s Mirthful Spirits
• Opening Lines
Includes over 100 cover images

Paperback

About the author

Richard Krauss (aka Arkay Olgar) Writer of genre fiction and erstwhile cartoonist. Work includes "A Foul Breath of Fresh Air," with art by Michael Neno, "Painesville," with art by Andrew Goldfarb, and "The Village of the Wraith" with art by Rick McCollum in The Digest Enthusiast series.

Reviews

[Michael Neno · Rating 4 out of 5]

The Digest Enthusiast, the publication about the world of digest magazines, continues with its seventh volume, headed with a cover by the late (and long-time contributor) Joe Wehrle, Jr. Among the many features are an interview with Down and Out: The Magazine-editor Rick Ollerman, an overview of Robert Edmond Alter's short stories for Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine, a review of a recent issue of Fantasy and Science Fiction Magazine, and many more articles - plus news, fiction, cartoons and more (confession: I illustrated "The Edge of Eternity" by the suspenseful Lesann Berry). Beautifully packaged and printed - and recommended

[Richard · Rating 5 out of 5]

Of course I loved it, I published it.