Untold stories, unheard voices: Truman Capote and In Cold Blood
In Cold Blood remains one of the 100 greatest novels of the twentieth century, a study of crime and a polemic against capital punishment that is without peer. Truman Capote purportedly considered it the "First nonfiction novel," ushering in the era of New Journalism, as defined by Tom Wolf...
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| Zusammenfassung: | In Cold Blood remains one of the 100 greatest novels of the twentieth century, a study of crime and a polemic against capital punishment that is without peer. Truman Capote purportedly considered it the "First nonfiction novel," ushering in the era of New Journalism, as defined by Tom Wolfe. It also was the catalyst for a century of crime reporting in America, and crime coverage is by definition popular, involving heightened dramatic conflict, human interest, and questions of morality. The study focuses upon the voices left out of "In Cold Blood," which Capote wrote during his whirlwind race to an imaginary finish line. In addition to his lifelong quest to believe in himself and to be the center of every party, Capote was determined to compete with his friend Nelle Harper Lee and her unprecedented success after the publication of "To Kill a Mockingbird" (1960) and the release of the film by the same name (1962). The films "Capote" (2005) and "Infamous" (2006), drawn from two biographies about Capote, testify to his unrelenting desire to make "In Cold Blood" his magnum opus. Until his death in 1984, he never wrote another book |
| Beschreibung: | xiii, 335 Seiten 24 cm |
| ISBN: | 9780881467048 |
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| 505 | 8 | |a Acknowledgments -- Introduction. Part 1 Contexts : The enduring popularity of "In Cold Blood" -- "In Cold Blood" and American literary journalism -- "In Cold Blood," "Handcarved Coffins," and "Then it all came down" -- "In Cold Blood," the doppelgänger, and murder. Part 2 Voices : Starling Mack Nations and "High Road to Hell" -- Nelle Harper Lee and "In Cold Blood" -- "In Cold Blood" in documentary and film -- River Valley Farm and beyond -- Conclusion. Works cited -- Index -- Author's note | |
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| adam_text | Contents Acknowledgments Introduction 1 Part One: Contexts 11 1: The Enduring Popularity of In Cold Blood 13 2: In Cold Blood and American Literary Journalism 44 3: In Cold Blood, Handcarved Coffins, and “Then It АД Came Down” 75 4: In Cold Blood, the Doppelgänger, and Murder 105 Part Two: Voices 169 5: Starling Mack Nations and High Road to Hell 171 6: NeUe Harper Lee and In Cold Blood 206 7: In Cold Blood in Documentary and Film 246 8: River VaUey Farm and Beyond 270 Conclusion 308 Works Cited 319 Index 333 Author’s Note 336
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| contents | Acknowledgments -- Introduction. Part 1 Contexts : The enduring popularity of "In Cold Blood" -- "In Cold Blood" and American literary journalism -- "In Cold Blood," "Handcarved Coffins," and "Then it all came down" -- "In Cold Blood," the doppelgänger, and murder. Part 2 Voices : Starling Mack Nations and "High Road to Hell" -- Nelle Harper Lee and "In Cold Blood" -- "In Cold Blood" in documentary and film -- River Valley Farm and beyond -- Conclusion. Works cited -- Index -- Author's note |
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