कैपोट (en. Capote)

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

Hefner will join a number of Hollywood celebrities buried at the famous Los Angeles cemetery, including musician Roy Orbison, writer Truman Capote and iconic entertainer Dean Martin.

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

As a lonely child, Capote taught himself to read and write before he entered the first grade.

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

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

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