Cold -blooded murder. Capote T.

Truman Kapote, the author of such bestsellers as “Breakfast at Tiffany” (a story, glorified in 1961 by a film adaptation with Audrey Hepburn in the title role), “Voices of grass”, “Other voices, other rooms”, “Ghosts in the sunny light "And others, is one of the largest American prose writers of the 20th century. The most significant work of the hood is the novel “Cold -Blood Murder”, based on the history of a real crime and revealing the nature of violence as a complex social and psychological phenomenon. The Book of Ha Kapote, which instantly became a bestseller, gave rise to a special genre of Roman-Reporting and opened the path of the prose of Norman Meler and Tom Wolf. The balanced and non-fiction of the author’s position, the brilliant verification of the style, the polyphony of the image made the novel by Kapote as a model of documentary and artistic literature; In the list of the 100 best books of the XX century, according to The Guardian, the Cold Current Murder, according to the newspaper, took the 84th position. The film adaptation of the Richard Brooks, released immediately after the publication of Roman Kapote, was nominated for four Oscars.