Vintage Pop Fictions

The Emperor of Doom is a collection of short stories by Theodore Roscoe, published in various pulp magazines between 1927 and 1933. They ...

Sir Walter Scott’s influence on the development of both historical fiction and adventure fiction is second to none. He more or less invent...

When we think of classic crime novels we normally think of books in which the hero is a detective, but there’s an equally interesting sub-...

The stories collected in The People of the Pit (edited by Gene Christie) were all published in the Munsey pulp magazines between 1903 and...

In the Grip of the Minotaur , a novel by Farnham Bishop and Arthur Gilchrist Brodeur, was serialised in Adventure magazine in 1916. It mig...

R. Austin Freeman became one of the undisputed masters of the detective story in the first few decades of the 20th century. He began his l...

The Big Book of Adventure Stories from Vintage Press, edited by Otto Penzler,   gathers together almost fifty adventure tales most of whi...