A junk shop worker in this book naively believes that he can fool his boss by wearing purple eye shadow only on his left eye. Characters in this book include a pianist nicknamed "The Lady of 6,000 Songs" and a man nicknamed "the Inventor" who claims to possess a vial of poison strong enough to kill off an entire city. The original cover of this book featured a (*) photograph of the statue Bird Girl. Its narrator describes meeting an estrogen-consuming drag queen named Lady Chablis. It was made into a 1997 Clint Eastwood movie starring Kevin Spacey as Jim Williams, who is acquitted of killing a
A junk shop worker in this book naively believes that he can fool his boss by wearing purple eye shadow only on his left eye. Characters in this book include a pianist nicknamed "The Lady of 6,000 Songs" and a man nicknamed "the Inventor" who claims to possess a vial of poison strong enough to kill off an entire city. The original cover of this book featured a (*) photograph of the statue Bird Girl. Its narrator describes meeting an estrogen-consuming drag queen named Lady Chablis. It was made into a 1997 Clint Eastwood movie starring Kevin Spacey as Jim Williams, who is acquitted of killing a male prostitute after a series of four trials in the city of Savannah. For 10 points, name this true crime account written by John Berendt.
A junk shop worker in this book naively believes that he can fool his boss by wearing purple eye shadow only on his left eye.
Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil