Vintage Pop Fictions

Lay Me Odds is the second of Gardner Francis Fox’s Lady from L.U.S.T. sexy spy thrillers, written under the pseudonym Rod Gray. It was publ...

The Freedom Trap was Desmond Bagley’s eighth thriller, published in 1971. It was filmed two years later as The Mackintosh Man . At first it...

Hell Ship to Kuma is one of four nautical adventure novels written by Calvin Clements Sr. It was published in 1954 and it also belongs to t...

Gunard Hjertstedt (1904-1969) was a fairly prolific American novelist and scriptwriter who wrote under the name Day Keene. Wake Up to Murder...

The Sands of Mars was Arthur C. Clarke’s second science fiction novel, following Prelude To Space which had also appeared in 1951 (his nov...

Flesh Is Weak is a 1951 sleaze novel by Florence Stonebraker. Stonebraker was a prolific sleaze fiction author although she also wrote conv...

The Persian Cat is a 1950 spy novel by John Flagg. This was a pseudonym used by American writer John Gearon (1911-1993). This was an intere...