Hunt for Adventure Web Site Up and Running

The real Hunt for Adventure Web site is up, and the previous placeholder site has finally come down. The template will look familiar to many of you, I'm sure. There are covers for the first six titles, and sample chapters for the first four titles, Hunt at the Well of Eternity and Hunt at the Cradle of Fear, Hunt at World's End and Hunt Beyond the Frozen Fire. written by James Reasoner and Charles Ardai,Nicholas Kaufmann and Christa Faust, respectively.

Update/Correction: The last two books have sample chapters too. They are Hunt Among the Killers of Men by Davis Schow and Hunt Through Napoleon's Web by Raymond Benson. How the hell did I miss that the first time? I don't know.

More on Hunt for Adventure

James Reasoner has spilled the beans about the upcoming Hunt for Adventure series, which is being edited by Hard Case Crime mastermind Charles Ardai and is scheduled to debut in May. Reasoner's contribution to the series will be called Hunt at the Well of Eternity, and it will apparently lead off the series. You can see some other, frustratingly small covers at the Hunt for Adventure Web site.

More on Hunt for Adventure

So Charles Ardai has gotten around to releasing some more information about the forthcoming Hunt For Adventure series. The excerpt below comes from the latest Hard Case newsletter. I'm thrilled to see James Reasoner on the list, although I think his output is somewhere north of two dozen books.


One last tidbit, and then I'll let you get back to your regularly scheduled summertime activities: Our pulp adventure series, THE ADVENTURES OF GABRIEL HUNT (www.HuntForAdventure.com),

continues to rev up, and I'm pleased to announce that the authors contributing books to the series will include Hard Case Crime veterans Christa Faust (MONEY SHOT) and David J. Schow (GUN WORK) as well as James Reasoner (author of the cult classic TEXAS WIND and two dozen other books) and Nicholas Kaufmann (Stoker Award nominee for GENERAL SLOCUM'S GOLD). And me, of course. How could I miss the chance to write of these myself?

Hunt for Adventure

Behold the latest project from Charles Ardai and company, the Adventures of Gabriel Hunt. Starting next year Ardai will be launching a pulp adventure series, which, according to Crimespot, is going to use a house author name, but will be written by various contributors to the Hard Case series as well as other authors. I suppose the main question I have about this is, will there be a way to find out who ghosted the books or will people be reduced to endless speculation?