Clark, who made his money in the copper mines, earning him the title Copper King.
The first part of the book explores Huguette Clark’s background and the history of her family’s fortune, starting with her father, W.A. Newell maintained contact with Huguette, receiving the occasional phone call and was kept more or less up to date on the happenings of her life. The book is written by journalist Bill Dedman, and Huguette’s cousin Paul Clark Newell Jr. The title is in reference to the many properties in the possession of Huguette, none of which she has occupied in the last couple of decades. is the story of Huguette Clark, who, in spite of her immense wealth, has spent the last twenty years living in a hospital room. Empty Mansions: The Mysterious Life of Huguette Clark and the Spending of a Great American Fortune (2013) by Bill Dedman and Paul Clark Newell Jr.
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