When Truman Capote’s lies caught up with him
this bit from a diff article made me lol--<p>&#x27;When I wrote &#x27;In Cold Blood&#x27; many were critical,&#x27; Capote said. &#x27;I spent six years on that book wandering the plains of Kansas and nearly went mad but I saw it through. (Fellow author Norman) Mailer called it &#x27;a failure of the imagination,&#x27; and now I see that the only prizes Norman wins are for that very same kind of writing. I&#x27;m glad I was of some small service to him.&#x27;<p>-----<p>great capote interviews are Paris Review 17 and especially controversial Playboy 1968 interview....holy moly<p>you can&#x27;t believe the actual meat and saucy opinions this guy really said out loud<p>Compare to the insipid &#x27;i love puppies and rainbows&#x27; interviews of writers today, ughhhh