He had written his first novel, Summer Crossing. Then finally in 1959, Truman was interested in a gruesome murder of the Cutler family. This was a multiple murder in small town Holcomb, Kansas. He wrote In Cold Blood to express what had happened. It had took him six years to collect all the information and write the non-fiction novel...
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Capote became famous because of his best seller In Cold Blood. Capote was also well known because he had occasionally written a few magazine articles. People also had know who he was by the other books he had written. In total he had written six novels, three plays or screenplays, Eight short stories(two in which he had won two O...
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