Vintage Pop Fictions

Maurice Renard (1875-1939) was another early 20th century pioneer of science fiction, or to use his own term for it, scientific marvel ficti...

Dr Nikola (also known as Dr Nikola Returns ) was a kind of sequel to Guy Boothby’s very successful 1895 novel A Bid for Fortune , which had...

The Black Gang was the second of the Bulldog Drummond novels written by Herman Cyril McNeile under the pen-name Sapper. Little read today, ...

Doc Savage: The Man of Bronze was the first of 181 novels published between 1933 and 1949 featuring the scientist/adventurer/crimefighter D...

David Dodge’s best-known book is To Catch a Thief , on which Hitchcock’s movie was based. Plunder of the Sun is a similar kind of story - a...

Eric Ambler is perhaps the most unjustly forgotten of all 20th century British writers. Not 20th century British crime writers, but 20th cen...

Sâr Dubnotal vs Jack the Ripper collects five of the twenty Sâr Dubnotal stories published in French pulp magazines in 1909. The stories we...