Vintage Pop Fictions

The Snake , published in 1964, is the eighth of Mickey Spillane’s Mike Hammer novels. It is a kind of sequel to The Girl Hunters and you ab...

Harry Harrison’s science fiction novel The Stainless Steel Rat was published in 1961, although it drew on two earlier novelettes, The Stain...

Private Life is the fourth volume in the superb Complete Crepax series from Fantagraphics. The series aims to collect all of Guido Crepax’s ...

I, Lucifer was the third of Peter O’Donnell’s Modesty Blaise novels. It appeared in 1967. Modesty Blaise of course started life as a comic ...

Robert Silverberg would become one of the grand masters of science fiction but he had an interesting and colourful second career as a pulp s...

Sin Pit is a noir novel published by Lion Books in 1954. It was a veteran newspaper reporter Paul S. Meskil’s only novel. And it’s quite so...

Lost in Space by Dave van Arnam and Ron Archer, published in 1967, is as its name suggests a TV tie-in novel inspired by the classic TV ser...