By Dorothy Kilgallen. Kilgallen, in the mix on cases from Sam Sheppard to the assassination of John F. Kennedy to...Sinatra?, was one of the first 500 personages to get a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and her true-crime writing is now highly sought-after. You have to wonder how the genre would look if she'd stayed in it longer...
This PB is in passable shape for its age, but visibly worn: see pics for more, but there's a split at the top front of the cover near the spine, and the spine itself is flaking towards the bottom. (Repairs could be attempted, but I'm leaving that to the buyer/their judgment.) Inside, the pages show normal toning, with the green edge tinting primarily intact. Pages seem to hold reasonably snugly. It's not the sturdiest, but with reasonably careful handling is A-okay as a reading copy.
It's hard to find this rarity for under three figures; I've tried to keep the price manageable. Questions/need more pics? Get in touch!