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1. Truman Capote
2. If I could please have an invitation to his famous black and white ball in 1966. 🤓 If I were alive back then of course. Then I would ask him about his friendship with Harper Lee and his experience writing In Cold Blood.
3. Probably around 1,200 if you count all my Sweet Valley books. Not 100% sure 😬
4. @Gissy @GingerAntics @GrilledCheeseSamurai
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SomedayAlmost Wow, now I wish I had talked to him, too! 5y
JenlovesJT47 @SomedayAlmost he was such an interesting person! The book that started my obsession with him was the historical fiction![[tagged book]](https://image.librarything.com/pics/litsy_webpics/icon_taggedBook@3x.png)
The Swans of Fifth Avenue 5y
The Swans of Fifth Avenuewanderinglynn Truman Capote would be amazing to talk to! Great answer! 5y
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Eggs Great responses📚👍🏼👏🏻🤗 5y
GingerAntics That first question alone is going to take some thought... 5y
marleed Haha. My IRL Sept Book was the Dinner List so of course we came prepared with the 5 people living or dead to come to your dinner party. My non-family dinner guest was Babe Pacey. No one knew who she was. So I explained she was Truman Capote‘s favorite swan. I just love a night with and her thoughts on social media. 5y
JenlovesJT47 @marleed I loved that book! And I love Babe Paley, such an interesting person. I need to get that biography about her and her sisters from the library soon! 5y
SomedayAlmost I would definitely ask Capote aboutHandcarved Coffins: A Nonfiction Account of an American Crime 5y
Handcarved Coffins: A Nonfiction Account of an American CrimeJenlovesJT47 @SomedayAlmost I‘m going to have to find me a copy of this! 5y
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