Capote's short stories deserve to be ranked among the best American short stories ever written.
A landmark collection from one of America’s great storytellers. Wander from the humid gothic South to glittering East Coast sophistication, all rendered with that unmistakable Capote touch. Elegant, haunting, deeply compassionate.
Perfect for savoring one story at a time, with tea, while the sea air rattles the windows.
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There’s a particular kind of magic in a master’s short stories. The way a whole world can open up, breathe, and break your heart in just a handful of pages. And few writers ever did it better than Truman Capote.
This landmark collection brings together Capote’s life’s work in the form he called his “great love.” It’s a glorious confirmation of his status as one of the great American storytellers.
Wander through these pages and you’ll travel far. From the haunting, humid gothic South to the glittering sophistication of the East Coast. You’ll meet rural children and aging urban dreamers, all rendered with that unmistakable Capote touch.
The stories here are elegant yet heartfelt, haunting yet deeply compassionate. Reading them is a reminder of the miraculous gifts of a beloved American original, the writer who gave us Breakfast at Tiffany’s and In Cold Blood.
This is a book that rewards lingering. Perfect for the reader who likes to savor one perfect story at a time, maybe with a warm cup of tea while the sea air rattles the windows.
A treasure for longtime fans and a wonderful discovery for anyone meeting Capote for the first time. We can’t think of a better addition to a classics shelf.
Come browse a while. This is the kind of book you’ll keep coming back to, again and again.
Capote's short stories deserve to be ranked among the best American short stories ever written.
| Weight | 0.53 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 5.17 × 0.67 × 7.96 in |
| Book Author | Truman Capote |
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