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Jan 1, 1991 · The Burglar (Vintage Crime/Black Lizard) Paperback – January 1, 1991. by David Goodis (Author) 44. See all formats and editions. A dreamlike masterpiece of crime, honor, and perverse loyalty by the legendary author of Shoot the Piano Player. Nat Harbin is a family man. His family happens to be a gang of burglars.
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Aug 24, 2022 · Seeing is believing, so we have our very first Visual Feature online now! It's on respected crime-noir superstar David Goodis. You can watch below on YouTube, or at paperbackwarrior.com. Direct link is HERE.
In The Burglar (1953), first published like all his later novels as a paperback original, Goodis explores his characteristic notion of the criminal gang as surrogate family, wracked by thwarted aspirations and contradictory desires. The book’s reluctant criminal hero might be taken as a self-portrait of Goodis himself: “The way he operated ...
Vintage Paperbacks & Digests. If you love vintage paperbacks, you have come to the right place. There are over 800 images of paperback books on this website. Authors featured are Robert Bloch, Fredric Brown, Raymond Chandler, David Goodis, Dashiell Hammett, John D. MacDonald, Evan Hunter, Jim Thompson, Charles Willeford and Cornell Woolrich.
This vintage paperback book titled "Street of the Lost" by David Goodis is a must-have for any noir literature enthusiast. The author, a master storyteller, takes the reader on a journey through the dark streets of a fictional city in this original 1957 publication.
Vintage Crime/Black Lizard Ser.: Black Friday and Selected Stories by David Goodis (1990, Trade Paperback) Be the first towrite a review. Heartwood Books and Art (16936) 99.9% positive feedback. Price: $60.00. + US $7.36 shipping. Est. delivery Thu, Apr 25 - Sat, Apr 27. Returns: 30 days returns. Buyer pays for return shipping. Condition: Like New.
Goodis, David. Street of No Return. Greenwich, CT: Gold Medal, 1954. 1st Edition. Soft cover. Near Fine/Fine. Item #012323. Vintage Paperback PBO Gold Medal #428. Beautiful First Printing of this Paperback Original Pulp Noir classic, September, 1954. $.25 cover price. Square, tight and clean throughout with little or no toning.
