
Patricia Highsmith: Her Diaries and Notebooks, 1941–1995
diaries-and-notebooks · First published 2021
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Author guide
Patricia Highsmith (1921–1995) was an American novelist and short-story writer whose fiction explored guilt, obsession, identity, amorality, and violence. She wrote 22 novels, including the five-novel Ripliad, as well as numerous short-story collections, nonfiction, children's verse, and diaries and notebooks published posthumously.

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The defining entry point to the Ripliad and a concentrated example of Highsmith's psychological suspense.

Her acclaimed debut novel and a strong introduction to her themes of guilt, moral complicity, and obsession.

A landmark lesbian novel with a hopeful love story and a distinctive contrast to her crime fiction.
Read in order
novel-series · completed
The five-novel series featuring Tom Ripley, an urbane, amoral criminal and manipulator.
Outside the series
novel · 1950
novel · 1952
novel · 1954
novel · 1957
novel · 1958
novel · 1960
novel · 1962
novel · 1964
novel · 1964
novel · 1965
nonfiction · 1966
novel · 1967
novel · 1969
novel · 1972
novel · 1977
novel · 1983
novel · 1986
novel · 1995
diaries-and-notebooks · 2021
short-story-collection · 1970
short-story-collection · 1975
short-story-collection · 1975
short-story-collection · 1977
short-story-collection · 1979
short-story-collection · 1981
short-story-collection · 1985
short-story-collection · 1987
short-story-collection · 1990
short-story-collection · 2002
short-story-collection · 2020
childrens-book · 1958
chapbook · 1964