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“The life of Dominick Dunne as recounted by Robert Hofler is as entertaining as it is tragic. Hofler digs in to reveal each telling detail and scandalous anecdote, which no one would appreciate more than Dunne himself. It’s a knowing read about fame, the upper class, sexuality, and the struggle for immortality.”

—Sharon Waxman, author of Rebels on the Backlot and Loot

“With clear-eyed precision, Hofler cuts through Dunne’s love of hyperbole and drama to reveal the man: his sometimes charming, sometimes chilling mix of humanity and harmfulness. A probing, fascinating dissection of ambition and American privilege.”

—Tracy Daugherty, author of The Last Love Song: A Biography of Joan Didion

“A skillfully crafted story of a vivid character who was a master of self-destruction and reinvention.”

—Peter Bart, author of Fade Out and Infamous Players