Into Cold Blood (by Truman Capote)

I could have sworn I wrote a whole paragraph about this book. Hmm, that's very strange. It's obviously been a while since I read it. I think what I said before (in the mysterious disappearing paragraph) was that it is a compelling story, but probably more important for its influence than its intrinsic value. I mean Capote can really write, but it's not anything exceptional in the way of true crime sagas. I did tear through it though; I did enjoy it. I know I wrote this before, too. Weird.