Poetry Books by Mae West

Goodness Had Nothing to Do with it Authors: Mae West
Publisher: Virago Press
Published Date: 1996
Categories: Motion picture actors and actresses
Goodness Had Nothing To Do With It is the characteristically frank autobiography of Hollywood legend Mae West. It traces her life from her indulged Brooklyn childhood, through a stage career which landed her in jail, to big screen success.

Cowboy in the Kitchen Authors: Mae Nunn
Publisher: Harlequin
Published Date: 2013-11
Categories: Man-woman relationships
From the moment Gillian Moore set foot in Temple Territory, she knew it was the perfect place to open her boutique hotel. The fact that it's also the ancestral home of currently out-of-work Texas cooking sensation Hunt Temple seems like fate. With the cowboy chef in her kitchen, success is practically guaranteed. Too bad their visions of his family land couldn't be further apart. Hunt can't let Gillian destroy his family legacy, not before he and his brothers have a chance to rebuild it. Hunt's prepared to challenge Gillian at every step and make sure she embraces the local Texas flavor. But despite their differences, they make an amazing team. And not just in business. Yet when Hunt's own opportunity knocks, even Texas may not be big enough for both of their careers.

She Done Him Wrong Authors: Mae West
Publisher: Virago Press
Published Date: 1995
Categories:
To put it frankly, Diamond Lil was a beautiful short course to Hell.' Star of the Bowery saloon owned by powerful Gus Jordan, her latest lover, she likes nothing better than 'the white flame of her diamonds or the varied red flames of men's passions.' And seething downtown New York in the Naughty Nineties gives her plenty of both. It's all sport to her- jailed lovers, liquor, gambling- until handsome, mysterious Captain Cummings of the Salvation Army walks into her life. Preacher or no preacher, she wants that man more than any other.

Diamond Lil Authors: Mae West
Publisher:
Published Date: 1949
Categories: American fiction
Typescript, dated 1948. Indiviual leaves are dated 11-1-48, 11-4-48, 11-15-48. Cuts and small revisions are made by unidentified hand in penicl. On this onionskin script's title page, written in ink: Miss West's script. The script is in a manilla folder with pencil identification as a Wm. Morris Diamond Lil Script. There is also a 7-leaf cue sheet for the character Capt. Cummings.