Vintage Pop Fictions

Fritz Leiber’s novel The Big Time was published in 1958. It’s the beginning of his Change War series which comprises this novel and and sev...

Passport to Oblivion , published in 1964, is the first of James Leasor’s Dr Jason Love spy thrillers. James Leasor (1923-2007) was a reasona...

Fantasmagoriana is the collection of ghost stories that Lord Byron and his pals were reading on that fateful night in 1816 at the Villa Dio...

The Hong Kong Caper, published in 1962, was the second of Carter Brown’s Andy Kane novels. Andy Kane featured in only three novels which is...

Android Armageddon is a 1974 dystopian science fiction novel by Robert Tralins. Sandor Robert Tralins (1926-2010) was an immensely prolific...

Redcap, published in 1961, was the second of Philip McCutchan’s Commander Shaw spy thrillers. The fact that Shaw, like James Bond, is an ex-...

Daughter of the Idol is a 1909 novel by Johnson McCulley, originally serialised in Railroad Man’s Magazine. Steeger Press have reprinted fi...