Who is the author and what interesting information can you find out about them?
Interesting facts about Truman Capote:
HE CARRIED A SECURITY BLANKET.
During his early years, Capote
lived with distant relatives in Alabama, including his mother’s relation, Nanny
Rumbley Faulk, whom Capote lovingly called “Sook.” Sook made baby Capote his
own baby blanket, which he carried around with him even into
adulthood.
Capote reportedly even had the blanket on the day he died.
HE HAD A RECURRING
NIGHTMARE.
It
took place backstage at a theater. "I have a very important part to
play," he once told Gloria Steinem. "The
only trouble is that I’m in a panic because I don’t know my lines… Finally, the
moment comes. I walk onstage… but I just stumble about, mortified. Have you
ever had that dream?”
HE TAUGHT HIMSELF
HOW TO READ AND WRITE.
Truman
was classified as a “lonely child,” and before he even entered formal
schooling, he used that loneliness (along with his obvious smarts) to teach
himself how to read and write. By 11, he
was already writing his first short stories.
- What is the main idea(s) explored in the book?
- What is the main thrust of the narrative? What are the key events and scenes?
- What is the context (socio-historical, cultural, established school of thought/paradigm) that the book was written in?
- What is the genre
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