Remember Me To Tom

In a portrait remarkable for its warmth and dramatic fire, Tennessee Williams' mother has written both her own story and an intimate biography of the world famous playwright

Here is the truth, as only Mrs Williams could recall it, about the relationship between Tennessee's real world and the art he fashioned out of the themes of sexual violence and perversity

In recalling the tragic struggle of her son to realise his talent, Mrs Williams made use of letters he had written to her over the years and some early poetry, published now for the first time

Published 1963

Used copy in good condition, with dust jacket