La guitare de diamants

Capote's writing often relies on small, poignant moments that leave a lasting impact. I'm curious how much of that was intentional and what techniques he used to craft such intimacy.

There’s a recurring theme of surface beauty hiding deeper truths, which made me think about societal values. Was this an intentional commentary or just a coincidence?

The title feels poetic and layered, and I wonder what significance Capote saw in that imagery for the stories within.