Vintage Pop Fictions

Pirate of the Pacific , published in 1933, is the fifth of the Doc Savage novels. It was written by Lester Dent. Doc Savage is a superhero o...

Between 1936 and 1951 Englishman Peter Cheyney enjoyed great success with his pulp thrillers in the American style. He had never been to Ame...

William P. McGivern’s science fiction novella The Galaxy Raiders appeared in the pulp magazine Amazing Stories in February 1950. William P...

The Miss from S.I.S. , published in 1966, is the first of the Miss from S.I.S. spy thrillers by Robert Tralins. It belongs to the “sexy lady...

Lewis Carroll’s Through the Looking-Glass , published in 1871, is a sequel to his 1865 classic Alice's Adventures in Wonderland . The fu...

Lay Her Among the Lilies , published in 1950, was the third of James Hadley Chase’s thrillers featuring private detective Vic Malloy. James ...

Binary , published in 1972, was Michael Crichton’s eleventh novel and the last that he wrote using the John Lange pseudonym. By this time Cr...