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In Colder Blood: How Truman Capote Plagiarized his “Masterpiece” from Willa Cather
When Truman Capote saw the NY Times headline in November 1959 of the murders of the Clutter family of Herb, Bonnie, Nancy, and Kenyon in Holcomb, Kansas that would become his book In...
FROM BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY’S TO IN COLD BLOOD: WILLA CATHER, EDITH LEWIS, AND TRUMAN CAPOTE’S PERSONALITY DISORDERS
Upon Willa Cather’s passing her life companion Edith Lewis was dealing with something more than Truman Capote’s plagiarism of Willa’s works. Truman’s proclivity to abuse was going further over the...
WHOSE RELATIONSHIP WAS IT ANYWAY?
The distilled ardor, the astonished, silenced respect, hangs in the air as Willa Cather describes her “A Chance Meeting” with “’Caro’ of the Lettres à sa Nièce Caroline,” Flaubert’s niece whom...
Shopping in Someone Else’s Intellectual Property, They Can’t Replicate Spirit
The public didn't pick up on the predictable patterns of Truman Capote's malignant narcissism, just as they accept it as innocuous now, the rattlesnake again in the grass with Taylor...
Altering Perception for Fame: Truman Capote and Taylor Swift
Truman Capote himself said he had no content. He said that he was a liar. He showed his desperate need and intent to invade personal lives past boundaries and cause...