[ClearCase_guy]

Personally, I think Truman Capote wrote it.

[Perdogg]

why?

[0.E.O]

Personally, I think Truman Capote wrote it.

And I understand Harper Lee really wrote "In Cold Blood".

[Southack]

It’s the other way around. Harper Lee wrote Capote’s books.

She didn’t like the limelight, but he did. He was her beard or frontman.

She finally wrote one book under her own name instead of his. She still didn’t like the limelight.

I know her attorney who discovered the senior fraud. Sad. A dirty son-in-law of her original agent.

Harper Lee still has some secrets...just not to tell.

[kabumpo]

Me too! I have always thought so.
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Personally, I think Truman Capote wrote it.

[catnipman]

“Personally, I think Truman Capote wrote it.”

I do too. Those two grew up next door to each other in DipShit, Alabama in the 1930’s. There’s simply no way two such incredible authors like that would happen to be next door to each other in a place like that at a time like that. Furthermore, “Mockingbird” is the ONLY thing Lee ever “wrote”. My guess is Lee had an outline and/or a rough draft and Capote wrote/rewrote it.