Vintage Pop Fictions

Dragon’s Cave , published in 1940, was the eighth of Clyde B. Clason’s mystery novels featuring his amateur sleuth Professor Lucius Theoc...

Dennis Wheatley was famous for his immensely popular occult thrillers but he write straightforward thrillers as well, and even some scien...

Three Act Tragedy  (also published as Murder in Three Acts ) is a 1934 Hercule Poirot mystery by Agatha Christie. For most of the book ho...

Enter the Saint is a collection of three very early novellas ( The Man Who Was Clever, The Policeman with Wings and The Lawless Lady ) ...

Francis Durbridge’s first Paul Temple radio serial for the BBC having been a great success in 1938 it was not only inevitable that more w...

Alistair MacLean’s seventh novel, The Dark Crusader (inexplicably and incongruously renamed The Black Shrike in the US) appeared in 1961...

Murder on the Bridge , published in 1930 (and also known as QED ), is one of Lynn Brock’s Colonel Gore mysteries. It’s a bit of a hybri...