Writer and radio producer Jim Harmon of Burbank, California, wrote, produced, and appeared in a revival of "Tom Mix" in the early 1980s. He is also the author of Radio Mystery and Adventure and Its Appearances in Film, Television and Other Media (1992).

“good one-stop resource”—Library Journal; “wonderfully readable”—Communication Booknotes Quarterly; “lovingly logs the golden age of radio”—Publisher’s Weekly; “magnificent”—Buffalo Courier Express; “beautiful—just beautiful”—Arizona Republic; “many fond memories as well as new information”—North American Radio Archives; “a pioneering volume on the subject”—Classic Images; “I can recommend a most pleasurable evening or two...reading [this book]”—Minneapolis Star; “Harmon actually has a hot-seller... Return with us now to those thrilling days of yesteryear—Newsday; “Harmon recalls premiums described in such golden prose that it made our mouths water for the secret decoder badge, the Tom Mix ring”—Shreveport (LA) Times.

Writer and radio producer Jim Harmon of Burbank, California, wrote, produced, and appeared in a revival of "Tom Mix" in the early 1980s. He is also the author of Radio Mystery and Adventure and Its Appearances in Film, Television and Other Media (1992).

“good one-stop resource”—Library Journal; “wonderfully readable”—Communication Booknotes Quarterly; “lovingly logs the golden age of radio”—Publisher’s Weekly; “magnificent”—Buffalo Courier Express; “beautiful—just beautiful”—Arizona Republic; “many fond memories as well as new information”—North American Radio Archives; “a pioneering volume on the subject”—Classic Images; “I can recommend a most pleasurable evening or two...reading [this book]”—Minneapolis Star; “Harmon actually has a hot-seller... Return with us now to those thrilling days of yesteryear—Newsday; “Harmon recalls premiums described in such golden prose that it made our mouths water for the secret decoder badge, the Tom Mix ring”—Shreveport (LA) Times.

Writer and radio producer Jim Harmon of Burbank, California, wrote, produced, and appeared in a revival of "Tom Mix" in the early 1980s. He is also the author of Radio Mystery and Adventure and Its Appearances in Film, Television and Other Media (1992).

“good one-stop resource”—Library Journal; “wonderfully readable”—Communication Booknotes Quarterly; “lovingly logs the golden age of radio”—Publisher’s Weekly; “magnificent”—Buffalo Courier Express; “beautiful—just beautiful”—Arizona Republic; “many fond memories as well as new information”—North American Radio Archives; “a pioneering volume on the subject”—Classic Images; “I can recommend a most pleasurable evening or two...reading [this book]”—Minneapolis Star; “Harmon actually has a hot-seller... Return with us now to those thrilling days of yesteryear—Newsday; “Harmon recalls premiums described in such golden prose that it made our mouths water for the secret decoder badge, the Tom Mix ring”—Shreveport (LA) Times.