Vintage Pop Fictions

There’s a whole sub-genre of science fiction dealing with the idea of a hollow earth, or undiscovered civilisations deep beneath the Earth. ...

Love Camp on Wheels is a 1963 sleaze novel by Tom Harland that belongs to the small but intriguing sub-genre of trailer camp sleaze. Stan m...

Spies (the original German title is S pione ) is a 1929 spy novel by Thea von Harbou. Thea von Harbou was married to Fritz Lang from 1922 t...

Darwin Teilhet’s Take Me As I Am was published by Gold Medal in 1952. Darwin Teilhet (1904-1964) was an American novelist and screenwriter,...

The Bloody Medallion , published by Gold Medal in 1959, was the first of Richard Telfair’s Monty Nash spy thrillers. Telfair was actually Ri...

Mistress of Dark Fantasy is a collection of stories by Dorothy Quick that were published in pulp magazines from the 1930s to the mid-50s. M...

Calvin Clements Sr wrote four pulp novels with nautical backgrounds in the 1950s. Some were essentially Far East adventures but Satan Takes ...