Hell was not for the living, it was for the dead, even the hallowed dead. Let the dead rest in peace. Someday Mack Bolan, too, would rest. For now, he had to find his way among the living. — Don Pendleton Copy Share Image
Mack Bolan is a classic American hero. Readers like him and I feel very good about that. — Don Pendleton Copy Share
When I wrote War Against the Mafia as a Vietnam statement, I didn't expect much to come of it-but quite a bit came and… — Don Pendleton Copy Share
As you grow older, you will discover that your mind is the only truly limiting factor in your life. With a well developed mind… — Don Pendleton Copy Share
In addition to the original Executioner series I have also written a number of other works with diverse taste, even poetry. None, however, have… — Don Pendleton Copy Share
“amount to a fart in a cyclone. His parents and their parson had tried to sell him the same message, binding him to a… — Don Pendleton Copy Share
Ashton Ford will come as something of a surprise to those of you who have been with me over the years. This is not… — Don Pendleton Copy Share
Life is often more a sweat than a pleasure but, paradoxically, it is the sweat that gives true meaning to all of life's pleasures.… — Don Pendleton Copy Share
I have served many long and lonely years aboard ship in war zones, and the only thing that kept me sane during all that… — Don Pendleton Copy Share
Poetry can be the bridge, the crossover point in the mind between the physical and the spiritual. A place where the two can meet. — Don Pendleton Copy Share
Along with everything else, I know that there is a beauty in mankind. It is a beauty that no ugliness, no violence, no hatred… — Don Pendleton Copy Share
Hell was not for the living, it was for the dead, even the hallowed dead. Let the dead rest in peace. Someday Mack Bolan,… — Don Pendleton Copy Share
The violence in the Executioner books is merely stage-dressing for dramatizing the commitment and dedication Bolan has to his ideals and the lengths to… — Don Pendleton Copy Share
Every writer is working from his own individual world view, and that can become as characteristic as a fingerprint. — Don Pendleton Copy Share
