Vintage Pop Fictions

The White Witch of the South Seas , published in 1968, was the last of Dennis Wheatley’s Gregory Sallust thrillers. Wheatley wrote in variou...

Nightmare in Pink , published in 1964, is the second of John D. MacDonald’s Travis McGee novels. John D. MacDonald (1916-1986) was already a...

The Ship of Ishtar is one of the greatest and most influential fantasy novels of all time but it has a complicated history. A. Merritt wrot...

The first of the original novels inspired by the hit 1967 television series The Prisoner , Thomas M. Disch's The Prisoner , begins with ...

Swords and Deviltry , published in 1970, is a collection of three of Fritz Leiber’s sword-and-sorcery tales of Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser. L...

Dangerous Curves , published in 1939, was the second of Peter Cheyney’s Slim Callahan private eye thrillers. Peter Cheyney (1896-1951) was a...

Frank Belknap Long’s science fiction novel Space Station #1 was published in 1957. American science fiction/weird fiction writer Frank Belk...