Vintage Pop Fictions

Graham Greene’s The Comedians was published in 1966. Greene was important for many reasons, one of them being that he was one of the last n...

Evelyn Piper’s Bunny Lake Is Missing was published in 1957. It’s a suspense novel with some domestic and psychological melodrama thrown in....

Milton Lesser’s Somewhere I’ll Find You is a science fiction novel (actually more of a longish novella) dating from 1947. If you check his ...

Despite being immensely successful Mission: Impossible spawned only four TV tie-in novels (all of which were original stories rather than n...

I’m a huge fan of Robert E. Howard’s Conan stories but I haven’t read any of the many Conan pastiches by other authors. Since I happen to ow...

English-born Australian crime fiction writer Alan Yates (1923-1985) wrote round 300 novels under the name Carter Brown. He not only wrote a ...

Spies Die At Dawn , published in 1958, was the first of Harry Hossent’s six Max Heald spy thrillers. Harry Hossent (1916-1989) was an Englis...