A Voice From Old New York

In his posthumously published memoir, Louis Auchincloss turns the lens on his own life, revealing himself as one of his most compelling characters. With a blend of wit and introspection, he critiques his social milieu while sharing vivid portraits of family, friends, and notable figures like Brooke Astor and Jacqueline Onassis. Auchincloss also offers captivating glimpses into the lives of those outside his societal circle, showcasing a rich tapestry of experiences and relationships. This memoir paints a portrait of an American literary master, celebrating his unique perspective and lively spirit.