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Mary Astor:

• The Incredible Charlie Carewe. Novel (Doubleday Dell Books 1963, Pan 1965)
• The O'Conners. A Novel about a Hollywood Marriage (Alvin Redman 1964)
• Goodbye Darling ...Be Happy. Novel (Doubleday Dell Books 1965)
• The Image of Kate. Novel (Doubleday Dell Books 1966), deutsche Ausgabe: Jahre und Tage. Roman (Schweizer Verlagshaus 1964)
• A Place Called Saturday. Novel (Delacorte Press 1968, W.H. Allen 1969)

https://walkoffame.com/mary-astor/
http://www.filmreference.com/Actors-...stor-Mary.html
https://apnews.com/article/1ce0aab23...65d3cc5a1a195a
https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-r...harlie-carewe/
https://neglectedbooks.com/?p=241
https://starsandletters.blogspot.com...en-author.html
http://themaryastorcollection.com/writing-related/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Astor

The Incredible Charlie Carewe is a remarkable novel not just in the detail and accuracy of its portrayal of a psychopath but in the “depth and reality” of its portrayal of the society in which this particular psychopath operates. Astor is very much in the territory of Wharton and Auchincloss, and she’s clearly deeply familiar with it.

(Neglected Books)