Jim Cox, a leading radio historian, is an award-winning author of numerous books on the subject. A retired college professor, he lives in Louisville, Kentucky.

“recommended...indispensable...user friendly”—Midwest Book Review; “the wealth of information couched in a well-organized and easy-to-read volume makes [this book] another highly recommended entry in the growing list of OTR reference works”—Radio Recall; “consistently informative...invariably entertaining...another fine contribution...well-worth reading”—Air Check; “excellent compilation...probably the definitive work on the subject...a heck of a lot of fun...witty, breezy and informative without being pretentious...may be enjoyed on several levels...highly recommended”—ARSC Journal; “there is a lot here...useful...great fun”—Communication Booknotes Quarterly; “useful...necessary...addictive reading...excellent”—Classic Images; “an excellent annotated bibliography...[Cox] is a true scholar in the area of Old Time Radio...very thorough...a must...enjoyable...heartily recommend[ed]”—The Illustrated Press; “a true feast...splendid...a marvelous amount of information...really wonderful...will be savored...greatly recommend[ed]”—Chattanooga Airwaves .

• Table of ContentsAcknowledgments     Preface     The Series     Appendix: Series Grouped by Character and Genre Types<     Annotated Bibliography     Index

Jim Cox, a leading radio historian, is an award-winning author of numerous books on the subject. A retired college professor, he lives in Louisville, Kentucky.

“recommended...indispensable...user friendly”—Midwest Book Review; “the wealth of information couched in a well-organized and easy-to-read volume makes [this book] another highly recommended entry in the growing list of OTR reference works”—Radio Recall; “consistently informative...invariably entertaining...another fine contribution...well-worth reading”—Air Check; “excellent compilation...probably the definitive work on the subject...a heck of a lot of fun...witty, breezy and informative without being pretentious...may be enjoyed on several levels...highly recommended”—ARSC Journal; “there is a lot here...useful...great fun”—Communication Booknotes Quarterly; “useful...necessary...addictive reading...excellent”—Classic Images; “an excellent annotated bibliography...[Cox] is a true scholar in the area of Old Time Radio...very thorough...a must...enjoyable...heartily recommend[ed]”—The Illustrated Press; “a true feast...splendid...a marvelous amount of information...really wonderful...will be savored...greatly recommend[ed]”—Chattanooga Airwaves .

• Table of ContentsAcknowledgments     Preface     The Series     Appendix: Series Grouped by Character and Genre Types<     Annotated Bibliography     Index