The Mark of Zorro
Zorro, Book 1

Daring, Dashing and Delightful! Originally released as a serialized novel, each chapter reads as a mini-story thus producing a loosely connected full novel. Zorro, aka Don Diego, wages war single-handedly against the corrupted and aids the downtrodden. The comical back and forth between the perso......more

So. Much. Fun. Top to bottom, this was great. As an adventure story, this has it all - swordfights, near escapes, secret identities, romance, and deliciously colorful villains! Normally when I hear that something was serialized, I just assume it's going to be a bit too long and full of unnecessary fil......more

A playdate-BR with Alex and Craig to revive the legend of El Zorro and test our skills in writing the first letter of our names using smth sharp :D Yeah, IKR, I should give up reviewing and start carving 😃 I guess we don’t need introduction to the Spanish Robin Hood. But to tell the truth, I didn’t k......more

Like many other noted authors before and after him, Illinois-born American pulp-era writer Johnston McCully (1883-1958) learned the writer's craft as a journalist, in his case as a police reporter. After service in World War I as an Army public relations officer (another job that provided a groundin......more

Zorro - the beginning Johnston McCulley was a pulp writer who created Zorro for magazines. After its unexpected wave of popularity, he expanded it into a novel which became a major best seller. Since then Zorro, in one form or another, has always been available to the public. Books, stories, radio, m......more