One hot summer night in 1945, three young writers came together for the first time. Each member of this pink triangle - Tennessee Williams, Gore Vidal and Truman Capote - was on the dawn of fame. They remained competitively and defiantly provocative throughout their writing careers. Initially hailed by critics, each of them would later be attacked for their contributions to literature. From the night they met emerged betrayals that evolved into the most flamboyant rivalries in literary history, and which have only been revealed in this extraordinary book.

Author Biography

Darwin Porter, himself an unrepentant enfant terrible, moved through the entourages of this Pink Triangle with impunity for several decades of their heydays. Today he is one of the most respected and highly visible celebrity biographers in the world. ISBNs and titles of author's previous books: Marilyn at Rainbow's End 978-1-936003-29-7; Elizabeth Taylor, There is Nothing Like a Dame 978-1-936003-31-0; Brando Unzipped 978-0-9748118-2-6