Vintage Pop Fictions

The Cypher Letter is a Nick Carter mystery. Nick Carter is a fictional character with an intriguing history. He began life as a Sherlock Ho...

The Gentle Giants of Ganymede , published in 1978, is the second instalment of British science fiction writer James P. Hogan’s Giants tril...

Lust, Be a Lady Tonight is the first of The Lady from L.U.S.T. sleazy spy thrillers, published in 1968. Spies were one of the major obsessi...

Henry Kuttner (1915-1958) was a successful American pulp writer who was married to an even more celebrated pulp writer, Catherine L. Moore, ...

I have very little interest in comics. In fact almost no interest at all. I do however make an exception for European comics for grown-ups o...

Frederick Lorenz’s The Savage Chase is a 1954 noir novel and it’s a wild roller-coaster ride. Lorenz Heller (1910-1965) wrote pulp crime no...

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 ...