Patricia Highsmith
AmericanCrimePsychological Thrillerb. 1921 — d. 1995
Patricia Highsmith was an American novelist and short story writer, widely acclaimed for her psychological thrillers that explored themes of guilt, identity, and moral ambiguity. Best known for her series featuring the character Tom Ripley and her debut novel 'Strangers on a Train', her work has been adapted into numerous films and television series. She spent much of her later life in Europe, particularly Switzerland.
Awards
['Grand Prix de Littérature Policière', 'Silver Dagger Award']
Notable Works
['Strangers on a Train', 'The Talented Mr. Ripley', 'The Price of Salt (Carol)', 'The Cry of the Owl', 'Deep Water']
