Darwin Porter, during his gig in the late 1950s as the Key West Bureau Chief of the Miami Herald, befriended Tennessee Williams, becoming privy to many of his epic feuds and dramas and many of his personal and literary secrets. From there, he spent years interviewing everyone with a point of view about simmering bitchfests between Williams, Gore Vidal, and Truman Capote, who collectively represented the cream of American literary creativity during the peak years of "The American Century." This book delves deep into the fecund rivalry of this Unholy Trio.