Vintage Pop Fictions

George Allan England’s Empire in the Air was serialised in All-Story Cavalier Weekly in 1914. Although he was a successful writer at the ...

The Thirty-Nine Steps , published in 1915, was the first of Scottish novelist John Buchan’s five Richard Hannay espionage novels. Buch...

The Brotherhood of the Seven Kings is a series of linked short stories involving what may well be the world’s first female diabolical cri...

Tarzan remains Edgar Rice Burroughs' most famous creation. Apart from the huge sales of the many Tarzan novels the character appeared in...

H. Bedford Jones (1887-1949) was an incredibly prolific pulp writer producing work for most of the well-known pulp magazines in a variety o...

Nicholas Blake was actually a pen-name used by the poet Cecil Day Lewis when writing detective stories.  As you might expect from someo...

Georgette Heyer is best remembered today as having been virtually the inventor of the Regency Romance genre but she also wrote a dozen or s...