The Beautiful and Damned: A Review of ‘Capote’s Women’ by Laurence Leamer
Spend time paging through the lives of Truman Capote's extraordinary women amid the subplot of his tragic life.
The Southern Connection: Truman Capote and Tennessee Williams’ Rollercoaster Friendship
An interview with Lisa Vreeland, whose new film examines the ups and downs of Truman and Tennessee’s longtime relationship.
35th Tennessee Williams/New Orleans Literary Festival Goes Virtual
The festival brings together over 100 contemporary writers, scholars, actors, musicians and other artists for five days of literary revelry in the city Tennessee Williams dubbed his "little bohemia."
Remembering it the Way it Should Have Been: A Child’s Christmas in Monroeville
Where better to uncover the warm, nostalgic embrace of Christmases gone by than in the pages of Truman Capote’s short story "A Christmas Memory"?
New Evidence on ‘In Cold Blood’ Sixty Years Later
An interview with Gary McAvoy, author of 'And Every Word is True,' a new book about the Clutter murders that proposes Truman Capote's book was not the end of the story.
Monroeville Unveils Literary Capital Sculpture Trail
The literary capital of Alabama pays homage to its hometown writers with a new sculpture trail through downtown Monroeville.
‘No Saints in Kansas’: Interview With Amy Brashear
In her new young adult novel, Amy Brashear retells Truman Capote's classic 'In Cold Blood' from the perspective of a teenage girl.
My Huckleberry Friend Cocktail
Get a taste of the "Breakfast at Tiffany's Collection" from New Orleans' Windsor Court.
Salinger’s Southern Year
An essay by Aleyna Rentz, whose grandfather went to school in Georgia with J.D. Salinger.
Searching for Truman Capote in Alabama
Harper Lee gets most of the claims to fame when it comes to Alabama's hometown authors, but Truman Capote was just as inspired by the small town of Monroeville.