Capote
Truman Capote was an American writer known for his Southern Gothic fiction and literary nonfiction, including *Breakfast at Tiffany's* and *In Cold Blood*.
His name appears in discussions of mid-twentieth-century American literature and the New Journalism movement.
Have you read any Capote? (Lowercase capote is a type of cloak.)
author
Cold War-era president
- Southern GothicRegional literature of decay
- swansLarge long-necked waterfowl
- high societyThe social elite
- gossipInformal talk spreading rumors
celebrity · novelist · journalist · screenwriter · playwright · raconteur · literary · prose
Truman
Cold War-era president
- Southern GothicRegional literature of decay
- swansLarge long-necked waterfowl
- high societyThe social elite
gossip · celebrity · novelist · journalist · screenwriter · playwright · raconteur · literary · prose · characterization
- biopicsbiopic, biopics, Lincoln, Gandhi, biographical drama
- individual authors CAgatha Christie, Charles Dickens, Cormac McCarthy, C.S. Lewis, Colleen Hoover
- 20th Century AuthorsErnest Hemingway, Hemingway, William Faulkner, Faulkner, F. Scott Fitzgerald
- Colorado TribesUte, Arapaho, Cheyenne
- Ute Bands
- Modern AuthorsColson Whitehead, Sally Rooney, Colleen Hoover, Barbara Kingsolver, Donna Tartt
literary style and persona
CapoteHemingway
J.D. Salinger · Thomas Pynchon · Norman Mailer · Cormac McCarthy · Charles Bukowski