Patricia Highsmith

I Patricia Highsmith (Enero 19, 1921 – Febrero 4, 1995) metung yang Americanang nobelista ampong talasulat makuyad a salita (short story writer) a pikabaluan dili kareng kayang psychological thrillers, nung nu deng maigit adwang dusena la reng megawang pelikula. Ing mumuna nang nobela, ing Strangers on a Train, dakal neng ukdu o besis mibage ne king entabladu ampong sine, at karapatdapat banggitan a metung ya kareti ing kang Alfred Hitchcock anyang 1951. Bukud kareng kayang pupurian dang serie tungkul king makamate taung i Tom Ripley, dakal ya sinulat a makuyad a salita, she wrote many short stories, often (macabre), satirika, o maralas, tatagkilan ning kapitutulan tungkul king kamatayan (black humor). Lipat ning sinulat ya partikular king uring pikudtang krimen (crime fiction), pupurian do reng kayang libru deng miayaliwang talasulat ampong kritiku uli kanung artistiku la ampong malalam, a malyari lang itulid king king tatalukyan o a literatura o panyulat (mainstream literature). Nga nang Michael Dirda, "Parangalan de deng Europeo antimong sikolohikal a nobelista, a kayabe king tradisyong existentialist, nung nu ding pekakatawan deng kayang paboritung talasulat, partikular di Dostoevsky, Conrad, Kafka, Gide, ampong Camus." ("Europeans honored her as a psychological novelist, part of an existentialist tradition represented by her own favorite writers, in particular Dostoevsky, Conrad, Kafka, Gide, and Camus.")

Lon la murin
1950 in literature

Dalerayan

Suglung palwal
 Choose Your Highsmith - A Patricia Highsmith Recommendation Engine from W. W. Norton & Company

 Patricia Highsmith Papers at the Swiss Literary Archives 
 This Woman Is Dangerous Michael Dirda on Highsmith and her work from The New York Review of Books

 The Haunts of Miss Highsmith – New York Times – Books
 Hiding in Plain Sight – New York Times Sunday Review of "THE TALENTED MISS HIGHSMITH -The Secret Life and Serious Art of Patricia Highsmith" By Joan Schenkar.
 1987 RealAudio interview with Patricia Highsmith by Don Swaim (MP3 also available)

1921 births
1995 deaths
People from Fort Worth, Texas
Barnard College alumni
American comics writers
American crime fiction writers
American horror writers
American novelists
American short story writers
Members of the Detection Club
Bisexual writers
Golden Age comics creators
Deaths from anemia
LGBT comics creators
LGBT writers from the United States
Female comics writers
Cancer deaths in Switzerland