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  1. Jun 18, 2024 · Monstrous Books to Publish A Deluxe Edition of the Book that Spawned the Cult TV Series. Featuring a New Foreword by David Dastmalchian, and All-New Afterword by Rodney Barnes, An Essay on Jeff Rice by Kolchak Expert Mark Dawidziakand a New Cover and Spot Illustrations by Russ Braun (The Boys).

  2. Jun 18, 2024 · “Jeff Rice was a Las Vegas-based journalist by day and a novelist by night and his original novel is set on the streets of the country’s gambling mecca. It’s a thrilling, pulpy read and our plan is that this new edition of the original novel will usher in a new era for Kolchak books.”

  3. Jun 19, 2024 · “Jeff Rice was a Las Vegas-based journalist by day and a novelist by night and his original novel is set on the streets of the country’s gambling mecca. It’s a thrilling, pulpy read and our plan is that this new edition of the original novel will usher in a new era for Kolchak books.”

  4. Jun 19, 2024 · Mark Dawidziak is the foremost authority on Kolchak and he’ll be writing a profile on his friend, Jeff Rice. Jeff led a very interesting life as a Vegas reporter who wound up in Hollywood and then was basically blacklisted from Hollywood. Kolchak is very much a stand-in for Jeff.

  5. Jun 19, 2024 · The biggest -- and most interesting -- difference between the book and TV-movie is that Jeff Rice is a character in the novel. He’s the one Kolchak brings the story to, and Jeff drops in with comments and notes throughout the story.

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  6. 5 hours ago · Jeff Samyn. Dr. Mirkin has stated: “When I wrote my best-selling Sportsmedicine Book in 1978, I coined the term RICE (Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation) for the treatment of athletic injuries ...

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  8. Jun 19, 2024 · Bram Stoker Award-winning editor and writer James Aquilone and Monstrous Books have acquired the print rights to Jeff Rices novel Kolchack: The Night Stalker. Rice’s book was the basis for the cult TV favorite television series, which was released in 1972 — a year before the novel became available.