Another Look: “Kiss Tomorrow Good-bye”

Warning: Artistic inspiration drawn from book titles may vary.



Left: Kiss Tomorrow Good-bye, by Horace McCoy (Signet, 1949); cover illustration by James Avati. Right: Kiss Tomorrow Good-bye, by Horace McCoy (Avon, 1965); artwork by Frank Kalan.

Did Someone Call for Spooks?

Spy Ghost, by Norman Daniels (Pyramid, 1965). This is the third book in Daniels’ series starring John Keith, a James Bond-like agent of A.P.E. (the American Policy Executive), “an ultrasecret organization, known only to a handful, that doesn’t officially exist but which nevertheless employs agents around the world to take care of any job too beyond the traditional agencies.”

Cover illustration by Frank Kalan.