The Catastrophe of Success
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This essay was published in the New York Times on November 30, 1947.
Tennessee Williams – The Catastrophe of Success | Genius 2 The Catastrophe of Success Tennessee Williams Nov. 30, 1947 1 viewer 110.2K views 2 Contributors The Catastrophe of Success Lyrics This essay was published in the New York Times on November 30, 1947. This winter marked the third anniversary of the Chicago opening of “The Glass Menagerie,” an event that terminated one part of my life and began another about as different in all external circumstances as could well be imagined. I was snatched out of virtual oblivion and thrust into sudden prominence, and from the precarious tenancy of fur
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