In Cold Blood Truman Capote

Capote, Truman. In Cold Blood A True Account of Multiple Murder and its Consequences. New York U. S. A.: Random House, 1965. ; fester Einband / hard cover; 1. Ed.
Marfree, maroon full cloth bound stated First Printing, silver & gilt titles stamped on spine, publ clipped "1/66" DJ is unfortunately sunned w/ half-torn flaps & 3 or so chips of 1/2 inch or less (back displays Books by Truman Capote) , salmon endpapers & black-tinted top edge, 2 color title pg has 2 pair of eyes; no names, not marked-in, underscored, clearance or discard. Mails from NYC usually within 12 hours. ; 8.5 x 8.1 x 1.5 inches; 343 pages; It Just Doesn't Get Any Better, Feb 8, 2000 \nBy Allen Smalling (Chicago, IL United States) - \nThe magnificence of "In Cold Blood" doesn't lie in the subject matter but in its treatment. There are--unfortunately--more depraved criminals and more elaborate police investigations detailed in a great many "true crime" accounts. But I doubt that any of them is as well written as "In Cold Blood. "\nI haul my copy out every 2-3 years just to remind myself how wonderful the rhythms and nuances of the American language can be at the hands of a master. I am totally drawn into the lives of the prosperous and completely unsuspecting Clutter family of western Kansas and the two drifters, Perry and Dick, who by themselves didn't amount to much but together proved lethal that fall night in 1959.\n\nA trivia note: Capote's research assistant on this book was Nell Harper) Lee, who shortly after would become famous as the author of "To Kill a Mockingbird. "\n\nI'd recommend Gerald Clarke's excellent biography "Capote" to learn about this one-of-a-kind book, its creation, reception, and how it affected the author's life.. 0679443754.

First Edition, Hardcover, Very Good in Fair dust jacket.

[SW: True Crime, Truman Capote,]

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(Capote, Truman). Creeger, George R. ANIMALS IN EXILE: IMAGERY AND THEME IN CAPOTE'S "IN COLD BLOOD". Monday Evening Papers. Number 12. (Cover title). [Middletown, CT]: Center for Advanced Studies, Wesleyan University, (1967).

- Octavo, softcover bound in printed gray wraps. 28 pages. Near fine. <p>One of a series of papers read at the Center's Monday evening sessions to Fellows of the Center and members of the Faculty. George H. Creeger, then Chairman of the Wesleyan University English Department, read this paper on April 3, 1967.

[SW: LITERATURE; LITERARY CRITICISM; NONFICTION NOVEL; TRUE CRIME; IN COLD BLOOD; TRUMAN CAPOTE; GEORGE R. CREEGER; ANIMALS IN EXILE: IMAGERY AND THEME IN CAPOTE'S IN COLD BLOOD; MONDAY EVENING PAPERS; CENTER FOR ADVANCED STUDIES; WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY.]

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Life Magazine 12 May 1967 In Cold Blood 5/12/67: Life Magazine 12 May 1967 In Cold Blood 5/12/67, New York Time Life Inc. 1967
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Life Magazine 12 May 1967 In Cold Blood- Truman Capote-author, vehicular revolution, Barry Zorthian-explainer of VietNam war, slums to instant homes in New York in 48 hours, great food markets of world, Robert Goulet Foster Grant ad, US pro soccer, oldest paintings in Americas-Mexican caves, The Individual IV, Paradise Lost-ballet -Life magazines are a wonderful gift for Birthdays, holidays, Reunions, and other special events! 1967/05/12 0:00:00 1st Edition Soft cover Folio - over 12" - 15" tall Periodical

[SW: Life Magazine 12 May 1967 In Cold Blood 5/12/67 Truman Capote-author, vehicular revolution, Barry Zorthian-explainer of VietNam war, slums to instant homes in New York in 48 hours, great food markets of world, Robert Goulet Foster Grant ad, US pro socce]

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In Cold Blood - Hamish Hamilton Publishers - UK Edition - 1966 - Truman Capote, ISBN: B0034ZFELI

In Cold Blood - Hamish Hamilton London Publishers - First UK Edition - 1966 - by Truman Capote. 284 pages. Green boards with silver lettering. From the copyright page: "First published in Great Britain in 1966 by Hamish Hamilton Ltd, 90 Great Russell London WCI. Copyright 1965 by Truman Capote." HARDBACK. First UK Edition of this historical book. Very Nice Condition copy with no dust jacket. 1966 edition published by Hamish Hamilton of London. NOT Price clipped. NOT remaindered. First Edition/First Printing. Boards are straight and tight. Slightest edge wear. Pages are clean, clear, bright and un-creased. Slight sunlight toning to top edge only. No names, writing, inscriptions, underlining, highlighting, bookplates, tears, marginalia, creases, etc. Title--- In Cold Blood, Truman Capote, Hamish Hamilton, London, UK, [1965], 1965, 284 pages. This book is listed as such due to no dust jacket only, otherwise it is a very fine copy. Stored in smoke-free environment. FREE USPS delivery confirmation tracking number provided.

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