capote in A Sentence

Capote still can choose.

Capote and Infamous.

Love, having no geography, knows no boundaries.”- Truman Capote.

Capote approached his writing by setting himself at"center stage.".

Failure is the condiment that gives success its flavor. ~Truman Capote.

Capote's first successes were not his novels, but several short stories.

Truman Capote's"In Cold Blood" is a historic example of narrative journalism in novel form.

She later introduced the two, and Capote and McCullers were friends for a time.

One of her closest childhood friends was another writer-to-be, Truman Capote(then known as Truman Persons).

Capote's story in Mademoiselle attracted the attention of Harper's Bazaar fiction editor Mary Louise Aswell.

There are rumours that Capote actually wrote To Kill a Mockingbird, or at least heavily edited it.

While still a teen, Capote got his first job working as a copyboy for The New Yorker magazine.

While Capote probably was one of the first people to read the manuscript, he did not write it.

During his time with the publication, Capote tried to get his stories published there with no success.

In 1945, editor George Davis selected Capote's story"Miriam" about a strange little girl for publication in Mademoiselle.

At some point, a rumor started that Capote wrote To Kill A Mockingbird, or at least edited it.

In the process of researching his book, Capote forms a relationship with one of the killers on death row.

The following year it won the O. Henry Memorial Award, the first of four such awards Capote was to receive.

In Monroeville, he was a neighbor and friend of author Harper Lee, who probably based the character Dill on Capote.

One of Capote's most popular works, Breakfast at Tiffany's, is a novella about Holly Golightly, a young fey café society girl;

In addition to befriending Davis, Capote became close to his assistant Rita Smith, the sister of famous southern author Carson McCullers.

To me, the greatest pleasure of writing is not what it's about, but the inner music the words make. ~Truman Capote.

To me, the greatest pleasure of writing is not what it's about, but the inner music that words make.- Truman Capote.

Lee's best friend growing up was the one and only Truman Capote of In Cold Blood fame, who lived next door to her growing up.

It seems more likely that she put herself in Scout, as Scout's best friend Dill was based on her real-life best friend Truman Capote.

The two recent, critically received, Capote-centered movies, Capote and Infamous, centered on his chronicling of two mid-western murderers in his book, In Cold Blood.

These stories as well as"My Side of the Matter" and"Jug of Silver" helped launch Capote's career and gave him entrée into the New York literary world.

Truman Capote, on the other hand, claimed that his greatest pleasure in writing was not what the book was about, but rather, the inner music that the words made.

When the book was published, it was partially dedicated to her, but she was upset that Capote did not mention all of the work she had done on the book for him.

Many years ago, in 1966 to be exact, Truman Capote offered a costume party at the Plaza Hotel in New York in which he asked all his guests to wear black and white.

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capote in A Sentence

Capote still can choose.

Capote and Infamous.

Love, having no geography, knows no boundaries.”- Truman Capote.

Capote approached his writing by setting himself at"center stage.".

Failure is the condiment that gives success its flavor. ~Truman Capote.

Capote's first successes were not his novels, but several short stories.

Truman Capote's"In Cold Blood" is a historic example of narrative journalism in novel form.

She later introduced the two, and Capote and McCullers were friends for a time.

One of her closest childhood friends was another writer-to-be, Truman Capote(then known as Truman Persons).

Capote's story in Mademoiselle attracted the attention of Harper's Bazaar fiction editor Mary Louise Aswell.

There are rumours that Capote actually wrote To Kill a Mockingbird, or at least heavily edited it.

While still a teen, Capote got his first job working as a copyboy for The New Yorker magazine.

While Capote probably was one of the first people to read the manuscript, he did not write it.

During his time with the publication, Capote tried to get his stories published there with no success.

In 1945, editor George Davis selected Capote's story"Miriam" about a strange little girl for publication in Mademoiselle.

At some point, a rumor started that Capote wrote To Kill A Mockingbird, or at least edited it.

In the process of researching his book, Capote forms a relationship with one of the killers on death row.

The following year it won the O. Henry Memorial Award, the first of four such awards Capote was to receive.

In Monroeville, he was a neighbor and friend of author Harper Lee, who probably based the character Dill on Capote.

One of Capote's most popular works, Breakfast at Tiffany's, is a novella about Holly Golightly, a young fey café society girl;

In addition to befriending Davis, Capote became close to his assistant Rita Smith, the sister of famous southern author Carson McCullers.

To me, the greatest pleasure of writing is not what it's about, but the inner music the words make. ~Truman Capote.

To me, the greatest pleasure of writing is not what it's about, but the inner music that words make.- Truman Capote.

Lee's best friend growing up was the one and only Truman Capote of In Cold Blood fame, who lived next door to her growing up.

It seems more likely that she put herself in Scout, as Scout's best friend Dill was based on her real-life best friend Truman Capote.

The two recent, critically received, Capote-centered movies, Capote and Infamous, centered on his chronicling of two mid-western murderers in his book, In Cold Blood.

These stories as well as"My Side of the Matter" and"Jug of Silver" helped launch Capote's career and gave him entrée into the New York literary world.

Truman Capote, on the other hand, claimed that his greatest pleasure in writing was not what the book was about, but rather, the inner music that the words made.

When the book was published, it was partially dedicated to her, but she was upset that Capote did not mention all of the work she had done on the book for him.

Many years ago, in 1966 to be exact, Truman Capote offered a costume party at the Plaza Hotel in New York in which he asked all his guests to wear black and white.

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