$1,024
A letter written to Truman Capote, possibly by his longtime lover and partner Jack Dunphy, from 1977, wherein the writer questions Capote's offer to give him 10% of the proceeds from Capote's book in progress, Answered Prayers and describes the many difficulties of their on-again off-again relationship. Together with an additional note to Capote that refers to the first letter and ends with "I'm leaving tonight after my meeting. Good luck. Get sober, you're going to die if you don't. Johnny." Also included are several other letters written to Capote primarily from media outlets; a vintage black and white photograph of Capote; several letters written to Joanne Carson referring to Capote's death; contact prints and photos of Carson and Capote; and a memorial tribute book with signatures of those who attended Capote's funeral services, including John Dunne, Joan Didion, Christopher Isherwood, and Don Bachardy. 8 1/2 by 11 inches, largest PROVENANCE From the Estate of Joanne Carson Categories: Truman Capote
Auctioneer:
Juliens Auctions
Date:
2016-09-23
