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A Midwood Publication 28 |
| ALL THE GIRLS WERE WILLING Alan Marshall (pseudonym of Donald E. Westlake |
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| 1960 orig. cover price 35 cents |
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| Great early Westlake sleaze about Phil Crawford Westlake's sleaze series character, a young actor in Greenwich Village theater. He tries unsuccessfully to not become a womanizing heel. Nice Rader cover art Westlake was himself a struggling Greenwich Village actor for a brief stint in the 1950s. |
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| NEAR FINE or better Super clean, glossy book has drying pages and a very slight spine crack. The pages are browning and becoming brittle. A nice copy of this hard-to-find book. |
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| $60/SOLD Order this book! |
" It was the first time Phil Crawford had ever been in Greenwich Village, and he stared excitedly out the taxi window, forgetting to be anything but a gaping tourist." |
Westlake's other Phil Crawford series books include: SIN PROWL and BACKSTAGE LOVE. Check out more Donald Westlake books or Paul Rader cover art or Theater sleaze books
