McBain-edited collection of 10 novellas, including Westlake's Dortmunder novella "Walking Around Money" Non-fiction Elizabeth Taylor: A Fascinating Story of America's Most Talented Actress and the World's Most Beautiful Woman (1961, as "John B. Allan") Under an English Heaven (1972) The Getaway Car: A Donald Westlake Nonfiction Miscellany (2014) Produced screenplays Cops and Robbers (1973) Hot Stuff (1979) co-written with Michael Kane The Stepfather (1987) Why Me? (1990) – based on Westlake's novel, co-written with Leonard Maas, Jr. (pseudonym of David Koepp) The Grifters (1990) – based on the novel by Jim Thompson Ripley Under Ground (2005) – based on the novel by Patricia Highsmith, co-written with William Blake Herron Unpublished/unproduced works The Score (1965–1967) – screenplay based on Westlake's Richard Stark novel (later adapted as Alain Cavalier's Mise à sac) Murder at the Vanities (1990–1991) – mystery stage musical; libretto by Westlake, music and lyrics by Donald Oliver & David Spencer God's Pocket (1996–1997) – screenplay based on the Pete Dexter novel (later adapted as God's Pocket) Maximum Bob – screenplay based on the Elmore Leonard novel (later adapted as a TV series, Maximum Bob) Arms of Nemesis – screenplay based on the novel by Steven Saylor Absolute Faith – original screenplay co-written with Ghasem Ebrahimian References External links Official webpage FantasticFiction: Comprehensive bibliography DBratman.net: Annotated booklist Web site devoted to the Parker novels written as Richard Stark "A Storyteller Who Got the Details Right". Annotated bibliography by Ethan Iverson Blog examining each of Westlake's novels in detail--still ongoing An interview with Donald Westlake "Donald E. Westlake, Mystery Writer, Is Dead at 75", The New York Times, January 1, 2009 AP Obituary in The New York Times Nackles Story Westlake talking about his work and life. Donald Westlake / Stark bibliography at HARD-BOILED site (Comprehensive Bibliographies by Vladimir) University of Chicago Interview 2008, upon republication of three of the Richard Stark "Parker" novels. What if NYC were a character in a mystery novel? 1933 births 2008 deaths 20th-century American novelists 20th-century American male writers 21st-century American novelists 21st-century American male writers American crime fiction writers American erotica writers American male novelists Anthony Award winners Binghamton University alumni Edgar Award winners Novelists from New York (state) Shamus Award winners United States Air Force airmen Writers from Brooklyn