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Now that is a fantastic book if there ever was one! I loved Capote's writing style from the first page on and stayed in love with it till the end. Hungry for more of him right now, I'm taking on "The Grass Harp" next!
The depth of some observations and recorded reflections here was amazing. The obviousness of others - pithy and sober-minded. For me this book was quite an experiment too, because for the most of it I couldn't grasp the niceness and mercy of people, the way they treated the murdere ...more
The depth of some observations and recorded reflections here was amazing. The obviousness of others - pithy and sober-minded. For me this book was quite an experiment too, because for the most of it I couldn't grasp the niceness and mercy of people, the way they treated the murdere ...more
I really enjoyed this book. I liked the way Capote described everything from the people to the towns. I usually find non fiction novels about killers boring but Capote drew me in and captured me like it was fiction. I had to keep telling myself this was real....
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