Cold-blooded

Author: Truman Capote
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Publish Date: 2006-11-01
Features: Chilling to the bone, the film based on the writing of this book, "Capote," won the 2006 Oscar Award! After 40 years, it still ranks high on the New York Times Best Seller list! A remarkable, thrilling, and moving true account! —The New York Times The best crime work in American history. It's chilling and heartbreaking to read! —The New York Review of Books Truman Capote is the finest writer of his generation. "In Cold Blood" has a natural rhythm, every word is gold. —Norman Mailer On November 15, 1959, a brutal murder occurred in the central Kansas, United States, where a family of four was brutally killed! This bizarre and motiveless crime, with almost no clues left behind, shocked the entire United States, and the nation was focused on the investigation. At the invitation of The New Yorker magazine, Truman Capote traveled to Kansas to follow up on the case and hoped to uncover the story behind the murder. As the investigation deepened, Capote developed an endless sympathy and tenderness for the condemned man who shared his tragic experiences, placing him in a dilemma. Over six years, based on more than 6,000 pages of case investigation notes, Capote perfectly combined the imagination of traditional novels with the timeliness of news reporting to write this astonishing novel! The novel recreates the entire process of the murder and the investigation to capture, interrogate, and punish the. The book is filled with fresh and captivating suspense! On November 15, 1959, a brutal murder occurred in the central Kansas, United States, where a family of four was brutally killed! This bizarre and motiveless crime, with almost no clues left behind, shocked the entire United States, and the nation was focused on the investigation. At the invitation of The New Yorker magazine, Truman Capote traveled to Kansas to follow up on the case and hoped to uncover the story behind the murder. As the investigation deepened, Capote developed an endless sympathy and tenderness for the condemned man who shared his tragic experiences, placing him in a dilemma. Over six years, based on more than 6,000 pages of case investigation notes, Capote perfectly combined the imagination of traditional novels with the timeliness of news reporting to write this astonishing novel! The novel recreates the entire process of the murder and the investigation to capture, interrogate, and punish the. The book is filled with fresh and captivating suspense!
Author Bio: Truman Capote (1924-1984) was a renowned American writer. Even those unfamiliar with Capote may recognize the film "Breakfast at Tiffany's" (based on his novel of the same name). Tiffany & Co. is a famous jewelry store in the United States, with its flagship store in New York. The film's sparkling jewels are dazzling; naturally, Capote had high moral standards and preferred the heroine Audrey Hepburn sitting on the windowsill, playing the guitar and singing "Moon River," with her beauty, charm, and voice.