Handcarved Coffins by Truman Capote (Farsi)

"Handcarved Coffins" by Truman Capote — often confused with John le Carré — is actually a work by Capote, found in his collection Music for Chameleons. It’s a "nonfiction novel" or "true crime short story" that follows Capote’s investigation into a series of mysterious murders in a Midwestern town, all connected by the chilling appearance of small, hand-carved coffins sent to each victim before their death. The story blends fact and fiction in Capote’s signature style, weaving suspense with psychological insight as he follows the elusive suspect and explores the darkness behind seemingly ordinary lives. Atmospheric and unsettling, Handcarved Coffins is a haunting meditation on justice and evil.