Vintage Pop Fictions

Mr Mukerji’s Ghosts was originally published in 1917 as Indian Ghost Stories . Mr Mukerji compiled a heterogenous collection of ghost stori...

The Dutch Shoe Mystery is one of the very early Ellery Queen mysteries, dating from 1931. Ellery Queen has gone to the Dutch Memorial Hos...

Pierre Benoit (1886-1962) enjoyed enormous popularity during his lifetime and a considerable degree of literary acclaim as well. He was elec...

The Saltmarsh Murders , which appeared in 1932, was the fourth of Gladys Mitchell’s sixty-six Mrs Bradley mysteries. In some ways it’s a ver...

Sax Rohmer gained his greatest fame as the author of the Fu Manchu books but he wrote countless other pulp novels. All of which are great fu...

The Saint Closes the Case was one of the fairly early novels of Leslie Charteris featuring Simon Templar, The Saint. It originally appeared...

Joseph Henri Honoré Boex and his brother Séraphin Justin François Boex wrote science fiction using the pseudonym J.-H. Rosny. When their wri...