#36 TRUMAN CAPOTE | Grandes Infelices. Luces y sombras de grandes novelistas

When Truman Capote read about the murder of a Kansas family in a New York Times column, he knew he had found the subject that would revolutionize 20th-century literature. The author traveled to the crime scene and established a strange relationship with the killers. He wrote In Cold Blood and achieved great success, but his life changed after that brutal experience. This is the story we will explore in the season finale of Grandes Infelices, a podcast created by Javier Peña for Blackie Books. Reference biography for this episode: Capote, by Gerald Clarke. Supporting material: articles from The New Yorker about the Clutter case.