Breakfast at Tiffany's by Truman Capote

Breakfast at Tiffany's by Truman Capote

Holly Golightly lives in a New York apartment with a cat she refuses to name, is paid by men to keep them company, and disappears for the powder room whenever a conversation gets too close to who she actually is.

Capote's narrator, an unnamed writer in the flat upstairs, watches her operate for a year before her past catches up with her. The novella is darker and more melancholy than the film, and Holly's rootlessness is treated as a genuine wound rather than glamorous eccentricity.

Capote's most famous novella, and considerably sadder than its reputation suggests.

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