Books in Order: A Comprehensive Guide to Harper Lee’s Seminal Works
Brief Bio: Harper Lee, an Exemplar of Southern Gothic Fiction
Born in 1926, Harper Lee was an illustrious American novelist renowned for her Southern Gothic Fiction. Her opus, ‘To Kill a Mockingbird,’ sailing on the wings of the Deep South’s bygone era in the 1930s, fetched her the much-coveted Pulitzer Prize. Harper, christened Nelle at birth, sprouted from Monroeville, Alabama. The seed of her passion for writing was sown by her father, a former newspaper editor/lawyer, and blossomed under the frugality of life. Her tomboyish nature found solace in the world of books, and a budding friendship with Truman Capote further fueled her creative flames. This fascinating journey of struggle and grit was transformed when a generous gift of a year’s wages gave wings to her dream of writing.
A Dive into Harper Lee’s Unique Writing Style
Harper Lee’s literary prowess shone the brightest in the standalone universe for over half a century, defined by 1960’s ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’. This status quo was shattered in 2015 when ‘Go Set a Watchman,’ penned in the mid-50s, surfaced in the literary world.
Harper Lee’s Books in Order:
Here’s a rundown of Harper Lee’s books in order, tracking their release chronology:
Publication Order of To Kill a Mockingbird Books
| To Kill a Mockingbird | (1960) |    |
| Go Set a Watchman | (2015) | |