This work is noted for the Harold Halma photograph of its author on its back cover in a suggestive pose.
One character in this work is a dwarfish retainer who is over a hundred years old and is named Jesus Fever. Another character in this work communicates by rolling tennis balls across the floor. This work is noted for the Harold Halma photograph of its author on its back cover in a suggestive pose. Featuring the "queer lady" who watches from a window of Skully's Landing, FTP, identify this semi-autobiographical work about Joel Knox, a novel by Truman Capote.
One character in this work is a dwarfish retainer who is over a hundred years old and is named Jesus Fever.
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