Contents: Introduction chapter I re-Emergence of Literary classics in American Novelist

Conclusion
I learned a lot about Capote. In started each of his works is written in a complex and under standable way . When I think of Capote's world famous Cold Blood It's based on real -life events .The play provides information about the life of each hero. Capote reads about a murder in newspaper before he writes it .
After reading this story , he decides to write A Cold Blood. Bottom line : plenty of people who saw Capote with the killers thought he was manipulative and deceitful in getting them to open up to him just to get a better story.
In summary, Capote learned of the four murders before the killers were arrested and went to Kansas to write about the crime. Accompanied by a childhood friend and writer colleague, Harper Lee, they interviewed locals and investigators involved in the case and wrote thousands of pages. The killers, Richard Hickok and Perry Smith, were arrested six weeks after the murder and later executed in Kansas. Eventually, Capote worked on the book for six years.
Bugliosi became the second most famous true crime book in history after Helter Skelter (1974) about the murders of Charles Manson . Some critics consider Capote’s work to be an original non-fiction novel, although other writers have already explored the genre, such as Rodolfo Walsh in Opera . Murder (1957). “Cold Blood” was praised for its eloquent prose, extensive detail, and the trio’s story, which depicts the lives of murderers, victims, and other members of rural society in succession.
In Cold Blood was masterpiece . He used his novelists skills to create a beautifully written page turner of a true crime book , with vivid characterization and gorgeous prose . But the experience took a huge toll on him physically and psychologically . The Brutal killing of for money In Cold Blood is frightening to everyone who reads it. The Killers Perry Smith and Dick Hickok savagely resort to this . The two murderers commit the murder because they were not brought up well from their youth.
In Conclusion If these killers had been well-educated in their youth it would not have been a murder .