Not every spy makes it into the history books. Forgotten Files is our line of clothbound editions that drag the overlooked espionage novels out of the shadows and put them back on the shelf where they belong. These are the obscure, the half-buried, the ones that slipped past the mainstream but still hum with danger, paranoia, and intrigue.

Each volume is bound to last—cloth covers with a rough texture that feels like they’ve already been handled by a dozen operatives, crisp pages stitched for the long haul, and designs that nod to the era when these stories first surfaced. They look like artifacts, but they read like live wires.

Forgotten Files isn’t nostalgia—it’s recovery. It’s about giving readers access to the corners of spy fiction that never got the spotlight, but deserve it. For collectors, they’re treasures. For readers, they’re missions rediscovered. Either way, they pull you deeper into the underworld of espionage, one clothbound novel at a time.