Capote

Clarke's portrayal delves into both Capote's brilliance and flaws, making me wonder what drew him to this subject so passionately.

His personal life seemed intertwined with his writing, but I kept questioning how much of his identity shaped his stories and vice versa.

While the biography feels thorough, I’m curious about what choices Clarke made to present Capote’s narrative—was it purely objective or subtly biased?