By night there are two Londons. The average person walking about or riding in a bus sees only one - the respectable London. But the other London, the seamy, corrupt side of the world's greatest port and city, is there all the time, lurking down the ill-lit side streets or in the back of a smoke-filled café.

Few men know the underworld better than Bob Fabian and in this frank and informative book he tells of dope, prostitution, blackmail, low night-clubs, cosh boys and their molls, and all that goes with the murky side of London after dark.

Fabian of the Yard shows how easy it is for the unwary and the too inquisitive to be trapped in a net from which there is no escape. We ignore the warning of this book only at our peril.

Naldrett Press Edition published 1954, Panther Edition published July, 1958. This edition January 1962