What does /lit/ think of Truman Capote?

Literally who?

>>9291458
>not knowing who one of the most famous writers of the 20th century is

have you been living under a rock m8?

I like that one good book he had

master misery is a god tier short story

>>9291458
Some dead faggot.

>>9291455
Other Voices, Other Rooms is an excellent minor classic; Handcarved Coffins simply one of the best shorter instances of American Gothic; In Cold Blood, riveting; the Grass Harp a great and thoughtful older children's book. The problem with Capote is the old one: he had enormous talent but became too interested in the very things that killed it. He was capable of much more, but did little. What he did do testifies to this.

Breakfast at Tiffany's was bizarre and boring and racist/sexist, but as a fellow gay I wanna try his other stuff

>>9293252
>literally

he looks kinda ugly desu