CAPOTE'S WOMEN- A TRUE STORY ABOUT LOVE, AMBITION & BETRAYAL

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Editorial	HODDER & STOUGHTON
Edad	Adultos
Idioma	Inglés Internacional
Nivel	.
Autor	LEAMER LAURENCE
ISBN	9781399721226
Peso ( kg )	0,271
Tipo	Soporte Físico
Año de edición	2024
Formato	TAPA RUSTICA
Sinopsis	CAPOTE'S WOMEN - A TRUE STORY ABOUT LOVE, AMBITION & BETRAYAL 'A genuinely fascinating account of a great writer and his muses.' 'Loved it! Fabulous book about a extremely complicated and complex character.' 'You won't want to put this down.' 'There are certain women,' Truman Capote wrote, 'who, though perhaps not born rich, are born to be rich.' These women captivated and enchanted Capote - he befriended them, received their deepest confidences, and ingratiated himself into their lives. From Barbara 'Babe' Paley to Lee Radziwill (Jackie Kennedy's sister) they were the toast of mid-century New York, each beautiful and distinguished in her own way. For years, Capote had been trying to write what he believed would be his magnum opus, Answered Prayers. But when he eventually published a few chapters in Esquire, the barely fictionalised lives (and scandals) of his closest female confidantes were laid bare for all to see. The blowback incinerated his relationships and banished Capote from their high-society world forever. In Capote's Women, New York Times bestselling author Laurence Leamer investigates the true story of the renowned author and his famous friends, weaving a fascinating tale of friendship, intrigue, and betrayal. 'DREAM HOLIDAY READING. . .' SUNDAY TIMES 'ABSOLUTELY PERFECT POOLSIDE READING' THE TIMES 'BARRELING AND WELL-RESEARCHED' MAIL ON SUNDAY 'A JUICY, ENGAGING READ' SUNDAY INDEPENDENT LAURENCE LEAMER New York Times bestselling author Laurence Leamer is a leading biographer of the rich and scandalous, including Capote's Women, Madness Under the Royal Palms and The Kennedy Women, among many other books. He lives in Washington, D.C., and Palm Beach, Florida. Edad recomendada: Adultos.
Cantidad de páginas	368
Fecha Ingreso	10-03-2025