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190 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1940
"She collected men as I used to collect teapots, and with about as much feeling."
"The girl who had smiled out at the great American public from magazines and rotogravures, who had been soothed by bath salts, invigorated by cigarettes, who had kept her complexion flawless with soaps and lotions and creams and unguents, who had been a hot spot in New York's gayest and hottest spots for eighteen scintillating months, lay gazing sightlessly toward the street into that dense mass of spectators straining at the ropes for a close-up of the knockout in this unexpected and final round."