Blondes Don't Cry Merlda Mace 1949 |
The Pale Blonde of Sands Street William Chapman White 1950 |
Come Blonde, Came Murder Peter George 1953 |
A Body for a Blonde Ken McLeod 1954 |
Related post:
A JOURNEY THROUGH CANADA'S FORGOTTEN, NEGLECTED AND SUPPRESSED WRITING
Blondes Don't Cry Merlda Mace 1949 |
The Pale Blonde of Sands Street William Chapman White 1950 |
Come Blonde, Came Murder Peter George 1953 |
A Body for a Blonde Ken McLeod 1954 |
I much prefer the tag lines to the titles.
ReplyDelete"Killer takes all!" is pretty good...
but my favourite is: "Startling...Shocking...Hilarious!"
Knuckles G.
"A Blonde and Her Man" is a much better title than The Pale Blonde of Sands Street. That said, I think no one beat News Stand Library for tag lines. Sadly, their pitches were too long to be titles. "HER ASBESTOS HEART BEAT TIME TO THE DEVIL'S DANCE" is excellent, but my dirty mind prefers "They knelt at his feet and bargained for his love!"
DeleteJust Googled NSL. Am loving these covers.
DeleteMy favourite titles to date:
Mr. Madam
Bogus Lover
Her Mother's Husband
Everybody Loves Irene
Knuckles G.
"Ken McLeod" was a pseudonym used by my father, Kimball McIlroy: http://www.librarything.com/work/6450192
ReplyDelete