It's hardly a secret that the corporate ladder is no longer the path to success it once was. Wayne Rogers star of the classic TV series M*A*S*H* has had even more success as a businessman and entrepreneur than as an actor. Applying his own unique viewpoint to a wide range of businesses (a restaurant, a vineyard, a chain of convenience stores, the world of banking, real estate, a film distribution company, and even a famous bridal boutique), the iconoclastic star has steadfastly refused to accept limitations, and boldly forged a path for himself beyond the stifling constraints of the corporate system. Filled with insights and engaging stories, Make Your Own Rules paints a fascinating portrait of how Rogers excelled precisely because he didn't have prior experience in each of these businesses! or any preconceived notions of how they should be run. Rogers reveals the keys to his success over the past four decades lessons that are even more important today. After all, in the current econom

Make Your Own Rules: A Renegade Guide to Unconventional Success

Business & Money

Rogers, Wayne

Business Culture

Amacom Books

Dead Hands on the Moon by John H. Knox Daughters of Darkness by Richard Tooker Horror Has Blind Eyes by O.M. Cabral Black Wind Blowing by Robert E. Howard The Death Kiss by Arthur J. Burks "I Killed Them" by Wayne Rogers Blood In the House by Hugh B. Cave Mine Host the Hangman by G.T. Fleming-Roberts

Thrilling Mystery - 06/36: Adventure House Presents:

Literature & Fiction

Burks, Arthur J.

Fleming-Roberts, G.T.

Cave, Hugh B.

Knox, John H.

Tooker, Richard

Cabral, O. M.

Howard,Robert E.

Genre Fiction

Adventure House

The Mark of the Beast by Robert Wallace "Three torn slips of a paper hold the secret that sends the victims of a prowling terror to eternity." The Banding Murder Case by Allan K. Echols The Black Ram by Perley Poore Sheehan The Face That Came Back by Wayne Rogers The Den of Skulls by Jack D'Arcy Death Talks Backs by John H. Compton The Trail of the White Gardenia by Donald Bayne Hobart The Coward by Ken Rockwell Reflections by John Lawrence The Crumpled Clue by J.S. Endicott

Thrilling Detective - 02/33: Adventure House Presents:

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

D'Arcy, Jack

Wallace,Robert

Gunnison,John P.

Sheehan, Perley Poore

Hobart, Donald Bayne

Compton, John H.

Endicott, J.S.

Echols, Allan K.

Rockwell, Ken

Mystery

This is the first volume of short stories by Wayne Rogers from the horror pulps. There will be more and in the introduction John Pelan tells why Rogers was so prolific and publishable. The stories in this volume are: Satan’s Sin House, Dime Mystery Magazine, July 1937 Little Gods of Doom, Dime Mystery Magazine, January 1937 I Am a Frankenstein, Terror Tales, September 1940 Maniac’s Masterpiece, Terror Tales, December 1934* Substitute Corpses, Dime Mystery Magazine, January 1936 The Man Who Painted Pain, Terror Tales, July 1935 Hell’s Brew, Thrilling Mystery, January 1936 Temple of Torment, Dime Mystery Magazine, December 1934 Fresh Blood for Satan, Dime Mystery Magazine, December 1934* Harvest of Hate, Dime Mystery Magazine, January 1934* * Appeared under the name “H.M. Appel”

Satan's Sin House and Other Stories: The weird Tales of Wayne Rogers

O'Keefe, Gavin L.

Ramble House

John Pelan knows what he's talking about when he gets into the shudder pulps. Last year we came out with SATAN'S SIN HOUSE and Other Stories, the first volume in the Weird Tales of Wayne Rogers series and here we have the second volume. John's introduction to this book tells you even more about Rogers the writer and prepares you for yet even more volumes in this series. Here are the stories that await you in volume 2: Daughters of Pain, Dime Mystery Magazine, November 1934 Killer Blood for Sale, Dime Mystery Magazine, November 1936 Doom Flowers, Terror Tales, May 1935 Satan Stole my Face, Horror Stories, February/March 1936 Hell Welcomes Lonely Wives, Terror Tales March/April 1937 Her Lover from the Grave, Terror Tales, November 1935 Dead Man’s Kiss, Dime Mystery Magazine, July 1936 Fresh Blood for Golden Cauldrons, Dime Mystery, September 1934 Her Suitor from Hell, Terror Tales, April 1936 Death Rocks the Cradle, Horror Stories, February/March 1937 Satan’s Love Bazaar, Terror Tales, July/August 1937

Death Rocks the Cradle and Other Stories (The Weird Tales of Wayne Rogers)

Welcome to another volume of Terror Trios from Altus Press. Each volume in this series will present three novels from the great weird menace pulps from Popular Publications. Dime Mystery Magazine, Terror Tales, and Horror Stories frequently ran lengthy pieces of 20,000 words or more that have sadly been ignored by anthologists due to their length. This series will present for the first time in book form notable works by authors such as Hugh B. Cave, Wyatt Blassingame, Wayne Rogers and others. Noted horror author and pulp scholar, John Pelan has assembled a series of books that will bring back into print some of the most notable works in the genre. Don’t miss a single volume!

Spawn of the Flames: Terror Trios Featuring Wayne Rogers

Altus Press

The Fall 2016 issue of Famous Fantastic Mysteries is dribbling with the best Weird Menace stories from the Popular Publications vault. Featuring classic stories by Paul Ernst, Arthur Leo Zagat, Hugh B. Cave, and G.T. Fleming-Roberts, this issue is headlined by an all-new story by Kimberly B. Richardson.

Famous Fantastic Mysteries: Fall 2016

Blassingame, Wyatt

Zagat, Arthur Leo

Ernst, Paul

Richardson, Kimberly B.

Whipple, Chandler H.

Sperry, Henry Treat

For 41 issues from 1934 to 1939,Secret Agent “X” battled the forces of evil in the pages of his own pulp magazine. Now, for the first time… the complete pulp series is being reprinted in nine deluxe omnibus editions! The text has been reset and all the original interior illustrations have been remastered. This volume contains the next five stories, by G.T. Fleming-Roberts and Wayne Rogers: “Slaves of the Scorpion,” “Satan’s Syndicate,” “The Assassins’ League,” “Plague of the Golden Death” and “Curse of the Mandarin’s Fan.” This is the Secret Agent “X” reprint series to own!

Secret Agent X: The Complete Series, Volume 8

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Fantasy

Ruthless, invulnerable, that Scarred Hand reached out to destroy the entire law machine of New York-blasting into merciless oblivion those juries which dared convict even a single criminal. In that twilight of terror, when empty cells yawned for the felons who never arrived, and helpless Justice hid her bloodied head-no one but Richard Wentworth could combat this invisible Juggernaut which had paralyzed five mighty boroughs. Once more, in the Spider's weird vestments, Wentworth sets out-this time to annihilate a brain so evil that it is encased in two heads!

The Spider #47: Slaves of the Black Monarch

Stockbridge,Grant

Steeger Books

Before the horrified eyes of the Senate's jammed galleries, that revered Senator died by his own hand. And Richard Wentworth, who had reached Washington in response to the newspaper agony column's personal, "In the name of democratic humanity, come to Washington before September 9?" knew that this marked only the beginning of a yogi-ridden dictator's reign. Behind that welter of machine guns and storm troops moved the Cobra, striking at the nation's very chief-and the Spider was face to face with the strangest battle ever fought by man!

The Spider #49: The City That Dared Not Eat

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