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- An Overview of Capote's "A Christmas Memory"
In the following essay, Ring gives an overview of Capote's "A Christmas Memory,'' concentrating on the portrayal of the character of Buddy's cousin.
- Surprised by Joy: Stories of the Fifties and Sixties
In the following excerpt from a longer chapter in a book, Garson discusses "A Christmas Memory" in terms of its autobiographical elements and its similarities to Capote's novel A Grass Harp, which also fictionalizes the author's youth.
- ''A Christinas Memory
In the following essay about Truman Capote's short stories, Nance analyzes ''A Christinas Memory" as a "fiction of nostalgia."
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