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Truman Capote’s ‘In Cold Blood’: An Autopsy of the True Crime Genre

Daisy Cox recounts her intriguing and remarkable experience reading 'In Cold Blood' by Truman Capote, the “inventor” of the modern non-fiction novel and New Journalism.

Remembering Cambridge’s “Spinning Houses”, a University Institution that imprisoned local townswomen to “protect” male students.

Suchir Salhan uncovers a 1950s Cambridge student production that critically portrays a forgotten dark chapter of the University of Cambridge’s history.

Matthew Palatnik: Elizabethan Poet, Fulke Greville’s deeply humane portrayal of love in “Poem IV from Caelica”

Per Capita's Matthew Palatnik argues Elizabeth Poet Fulke Greville's deserves greater recognition, analysing Fulke's “Poem IV in Caelica".

Literature

Truman Capote’s ‘In Cold Blood’: An Autopsy of the True Crime Genre

Remembering Cambridge’s “Spinning Houses”, a University Institution that imprisoned local townswomen to “protect” male students.

Matthew Palatnik: Elizabethan Poet, Fulke Greville’s deeply humane portrayal of love in “Poem IV from Caelica”