A new documentary about Truman Capote's final novel promises unseen interviews and lots of tea. ‹ Literary Hub

Truman Capote never finished his last novel. He signed a contract for the book, which he described as a “dark comedy of the very rich” and compared to In Search of Lost Time, in 1966 (and renegotiated it twice, somehow getting more money each time), but only managed to publish a few chapters in Esquire in the […]

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