Truman Capote: Conversations

by M. Thomas Inge, Truman Capote

Interviews with Capote cover his writing methods, his observations on the wealthy, his outlook on life, and his feelings about the writers who influenced his work

Genres: Nonfiction, Biography

374 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1987

Reviews

[Alex Bledsoe]

This would've been five stars if not for the ridiculous 60-page bore-fest in which Andy Warhol "interviews" Capote by simply transcribing a tape he made of them wandering around NY, drinking and lunching. Otherwise it's a brilliant study of the man in his own words, ending with a touching "self-interview" that draws all the threads together in a sad, yet powerful, final burst of heart.

[Dan Blackley]

This was a great book that had conversations with Capote about various things.

[Fishface]

I had fun reading this.