Bibliograph

Shepherds of the empire, Germany's conservative Protestant leadership--1888-1919, Mark R. Correll

Type

Label

Shepherds of the empire, Germany's conservative Protestant leadership--1888-1919, Mark R. Correll

Language

eng

Index

no index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Shepherds of the empire

Medium

electronic resource

Nature of contents

dictionaries

Responsibility statement

Mark R. Correll

Sub title

Germany's conservative Protestant leadership--1888-1919

Summary

The accomplishments of the 20th-Century's most-discussed literary superstars entered the canon of theatrical classics during the heyday of Broadway and sexual censorship in Hollywood. But, the inside spin on the conflicts that pumped testosterone and venom into the collective conscious of the Entertainment industry has never been published. Until Now. This is an uncensored overview of three of the literary canon's most vocal and visible enfants terribles, Tennessee Williams, Gore Vidal, and Truman Capote, whose collective "bitchfests" involved and intimately embarrassed many key members of the both the glitterati and the literary elite. Icons who reacted to the seductive temptations of this trio (and what actor wouldn't want to appear in a play by authors universally viewed as immortal?) included, a Who's Who of the Entertainment industry: Marlon Brando, Marilyn Monroe, Jacqueline Kennedy, and dozens of other players from Hollywood and the social registers of the U.S. and Europe. The accomplishments of the 20th Century's most-discussed literary superstars entered the canon of theatrical classics during the heyday of Broadway and sexual censorship in Hollywood. But, the inside spin on the conflicts that pumped testosterone and venom into the collective conscious of the Entertainment industry has never been published. Until Now. This is an uncensored overview of three of the literary canon's most vocal and visible enfants terribles, Tennessee Williams, Gore Vidal, and Truman Capote, whose collective "bitchfests" involved and intimately embarrassed many key members of the both the glitterati and the literary elite. Icons who reacted to the seductive temptations of this trio (and what actor wouldn't want to appear in a play by authors universally viewed as immortal?) included, a Who's Who of the Entertainment industry: Marlon Brando, Marilyn Monroe, Jacqueline Kennedy, and dozens of other players from Hollywood and the social registers of the U.S. and Europe

Target audience

adult

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