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A fascinating book about Tennessee Williams that itself could have been a play. A young boy writes a letter to a great writer asking for advice about how he could become a writer too. Instead of getting a letter in return, he is invited from his home in Baton Rouge to New Orleans to meet the writer in person--for a purpose, and not the purpose you'd think. The playwright is having a prolonged crisis of faith in himself and his work, his ability to continue working after his great plays are behin [.].

Why doesn't author give Source-Notes?Lillian Gish as Blanche DuBois in 'Streetcar'? Author Grissom details how he met Gish and learned from her and, earlier, from Tenn (or 10) that the playwright wrote this modern classic with Gish in mind. He quotes Kazan, 'Blanche was as alien to Gish as a Martian.'

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Gish, who didnt even like to talk about sex, claimed she had no desires orneeds.(The John Lahr bio has no mention of this Gish story anywhere. Lahr mentions two 'disappointed readings w Margaret S [.].

I was wholly captivated by this book. I've been following the writer, James Grissom, for about three years through his blog, and I couldn't see how the book would live up to my expectations, but it did. I love the story of this kid writing to the great playwright Tennessee Williams and then being given an assignment, when what he wanted was advice--and, I think, assurance that a life in the theater was worthwhile. The insight from Williams is remarkable, but I love the chapters on Maureen Staple [.].

I had thought it might have been enough to have read TW's memoirs and John Lahr's bio of him - but the particular angle of Grissom's book was ultimately too inviting to pass up. ~the angle, if not the premise. In the early '80s, shortly before he left this Earth, Williams answered a letter from the-then-very-young James Grissom and they met. Upon meeting, TW gave Grissom a task: to search out the women who had been closest to him in his creative life discover if his life had mattered (and, if so [.]. Anyone who loves, reveres and is devoted to Tennessee Williams and his work must read this book. Anyone who loves, reveres and is devoted to the theatre must read this book. Anyone who loves, reveres and is devoted to stellar writing must read this book.

James Grissom has given us the gift of Tennessee Williams speaking candidly, poetically and delusionaly about himself and his work--specifically the women, types of women and spectacular actresses who inspired and interpreted his work. While pai [.]. What an exquisite and touching book this was. I think I thought it would be a biography of Williams, and it is--in a way. But it is a biography told through the eyes of those with whom he worked, whom he loved, and who offer their thoughts on this man who felt he no longer mattered.

James Grissom manages to write with the innocence he must have had when he was twenty and the prose slowly builds in maturity and understanding. In addition to shedding light on the creative processes of Williams and [.]. This is an excellent read for anyone interested in theater.

James Grissom did a brilliant job in allowing us to see the real Tennessee Williams. Theater is ART, it allows us to see inside our sometimes hidden secrets or confusion about life through an insightful play. Actors attempt to take a playwrights work, this book, Tenn's work, and breath life into it on the stage for the audiences to experience a few truths. But the enlightenment for me, is how much effort, sometimes outright agony,waitin [.]. Excelent book!

I had a feeling I would enjoy it. I grew up with images of Tennessee Williams plays through the film adaptations. 'A Streetcar named Desire', 'Suddenly Last Summer', 'Summer and Smoke', 'Cat on a Hot tin roof', 'Sweet Bird of Youth' were landmarks as well as the acting of Marlon Brando, Vivien Leigh, Katherine Hepburn, Elizabeth Taylor, Paul Newman, Geraldine Page. What I found most interesting was that the book was mostly about the plays, the theater and the actresses inspiring t [.]. After reading several books on Tennessee Williams including many by men who encountered him during his later, drug-crazed years, I didn't think there could possibly be another angle with which to examine this tragic figure. James Grissom's combination memoir/essay/multi-biography finds the new way into Williams' mind by interviewing the women who influenced him.