Vintage Pop Fictions

The Spy Who Loved Me was the ninth of Ian Fleming's James Bond novels, published in 1962. By this stage Fleming was clearly wanting to ...

Turn On the Heat , published under the name A.A. Fair in 1940, was the second of Erle Stanley Gardner’s Cool and Lam private eye novels. Gar...

S.N. Tenneshaw’s short novel Beyond the Walls of Space was published in Amazing Stories in 1951. The story takes place some time after the...

Leave Her To Heaven was a 1944 bestseller by Ben Ames Williams. The movie adaptation from 1945 is now much better remembered (indeed it’s o...

The Italian Connection , published in 1972, is the first of Glen Chase’s Cherry Delight sexy crime/spy thrillers. Glen Chase was one of the ...

You Only Live Twice , published in 1964, was the last Bond novel completed by Ian Fleming (he had written only the first draft of The Man wi...

Marvin H. Albert (1924-1996) was an American who wrote in a number of different genres using quite a few different pseudonyms. He wrote west...