Carolyn Roehm: The Last Swan Who Lost Everything in New York High Society

Nan Talese: The Editor Who Knew Every Secret of Capote’s America

Gloria Vanderbilt: The Last Heiress of Capote’s Vanishing High Society

Talitha Getty: The Jet-Set Swan Who Never Made It to Capote’s New York

Mia Farrow: The Innocent Face at Truman Capote’s Most Wicked Party

Joanne Carson: The Woman Who Held Truman Capote’s Hand When Everyone Else Left

Joan Didion: The Writer Who Replaced Capote’s Voice

Polly Mellen: The Last Eye of Capote’s New York

Perry Smith: The Lost Boy Who Broke Truman Capote’s Soul

Elsa Peretti: The Woman Who Ended Capote’s Swan Era

Harper Lee: The Only Friend Capote Could Never Corrupt

Natalie Wood: The Hollywood Swan Who Drowned in Capote’s America

Lee Remick: The Actress Who Became Capote’s Fiction Made Flesh

Ava Gardner: The Beauty Capote Couldn’t Possess

Gloria Steinem: The Feminist Who Outwrote Capote

Minnie Cushing: The Forgotten Sister Behind Babe Paley’s Legend

Liz Smith: The Last Voice of Capote’s New York

Tina Brown – The Woman Who Resurrected Capote’s New York

Anna Wintour: The Last Swan Capote Never Met

Amanda Burden: The Daughter Who Escaped Capote’s Curse

The Forgotten Sister of Truman Capote’s World | The Tragedy of Carson McCullers

Lillie Mae Faulk: The Mother Behind Truman Capote’s Genius and Madness

Lady Sarah Churchill – The Broadway Swan Capote Couldn’t Resist

Kay Graham – The Woman Who Outlived Every Secret of Washington and Truman Capote

Barbara Walters : The Journalist Capote Couldn’t Outshine

Thelma Morgan Converse : Between the King’s Lover and the Vanderbilt Curse

Patricia Neal: Truman Capote’s Real-Life Holly Golightly

Margaret Case Harriman: The Writer Who Knew Every Secret of Capote’s World

Dominique de Menil: The Silent Swan in Capote’s Kingdom of Noise

Kate Harrington: The Last Swan in Truman Capote’s Shadow