Thelma Furness : From King’s Lover to Truman Capote’s Punchline

Hope Hampton : The Park Avenue Queen Who Lived in Capote’s Concrete Fairy Tales

Lady Antonia Fraser : The Duchess of History Capote Couldn’t Categorize

Jane Engelhard : Capote’s Golden Swan of Palm Beach

Margaret, Duchess of Argyll – From High Society to Polaroid Scandal

Betsy von Furstenberg: When Broadway Glitter Wasn’t Enough for Capote

Luciana Pignatelli vs. Jacqueline de Ribes: Fashion’s Coldest Rivalry

Capote’s Fitzgerald Heroine Gone Wrong: The Life of Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt

Capote’s Reluctant Swan: Frances Stein’s Hidden Influence

Elsie de Wolfe: The First Interior Queen Who Redesigned High Society

Pamela Harriman: The Political Seductress Truman Capote Never Wrote

Margaret Suckley: The Last Secret Truman Capote Never Told

The Most Beautiful Spy Truman Capote Couldn’t Write

Pauline de Rothschild and the Swan Who Never Was

The Swan Capote Feared: Jayne Wrightsman’s Silent Reign in High Society

Betsy Bloomingdale: The First Lady’s Best Friend Truman Wouldn’t Touch

Adele Astaire: The Forgotten Swan Who Became a Duchess

Doris Lilly: The “Cheap” Author Who Understood Rich People Better Than Capote

Marietta Tree: The Power Swan Who Refused to Perform for Capote

Nan Kempner: The Woman Too Stylish for Capote’s Swans

Susan Mary Alsop: The Swan Truman Capote Didn’t Dare Destroy

The Heiress Who Became a Queen: Katharine Graham’s Tragedy and Triumph

Nancy Reagan: The Swan Who Refused Truman Capote’s Circle

Joan Kennedy: The Graceful Wife Who Drowned in the Kennedy Curse

Carol Matthau: The Misfit Among the Swans

Babe Mortimer: The Forgotten Cushing Sister Truman Left Behind

Diana Vreeland: The Visionary Capote Couldn’t Contain

The Scandalous Life of Bobo Rockefeller

The Tragedy and Grace of Jacqueline de Ribes: The Last True Countess

Gloria Schiff: The Keeper of Truman Capote’s Legacy