Vintage Pop Fictions

Published in 1969, Mediterranean Caper was the second TV tie-in novel based on the very successful 1968-1970 American TV spy series It Take...

The Chic Chick Spy dates from 1966. It’s the second of the three spy thrillers featuring the Miss From S.I.S. which were written by Robert ...

Clean Break is a 1955 noir novel by Lionel White. It was made into the superb 1956 Stanley Kubrick movie The Killing . Later editions of th...

The Sixth Glacier is a 1929 end-of-the-world science fiction novel written by an author who called himself Marius. Marius was a pseudonym u...

William Knoles (1926-1970) wrote a lot of sleaze novels during the 60s, mostly using the pseudonym Clyde Allison. Sexperiment was published...

The Shanghai Bund Murders , published in 1933, is the sixth of F. Van Wyck Mason’s Hugh North spy thrillers. When Mason wrote the first of h...

Men's Adventure Quarterly (edited by Bob Deis and Bill Cunningham) has been an interesting publishing experiment, giving us glossy prof...