| re: "real-life correspondence" between Elizabeth Weiland and Hart? | |
| Posted by: Ludlow29 11:48 am EST 02/19/25 | |
| In reply to: re: "real-life correspondence" between Elizabeth Weiland and Hart? - AlanScott 01:51 am EST 02/19/25 | |
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| While researching Dorothy Hart's book, there were few correspondences I observed. In fact, there's a letter in the book that Hart wrote to his good friend Mel Shauer, which he had to dictate to Dorothy Hart. I suspect he wasn't a frequent letter writer, but that doesn't mean he didn't correspond with certain people. I did get to meet Mel Shauer and other close friends of Hart's who all said the same thing: how he was a total delight and the life of the party when he was younger. I also spoke to Nanette Guilford, to whom he proposed. She felt Hart had been deeply in love with her (I can't judge if that meant sexually or just personally). - Michael Colby | |
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