Donna Tartt's first novel, The Secret History, contains elements of mystery and of the psychological fiction genre.It was published in 1992. The novel's action takes place around the elite liberal arts campus of fictional Hampden College in Vermont, a the setting that mirrors Tartt's experience in the 1980s at Bennington College, where she started writing The Secret History as a student.. Tartt's Class of 86 also included Jonathan Lethem, and Bret Easton Ellis - to whom Tartt dedicated The Secret History. Ellis published his first novel, Less Than Zero, while still a student at.

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The Secret History Full Book Summary. In 1983, Richard Papen transfers from a college in his hometown of Plano, California, to Hampden College in Vermont, taken in by the beautiful scenery in a brochure. After experiencing some pushback, Richard is accepted into an exclusive ancient Greek program taught by Professor Julian Morrow, with five.. Author Donna Tartt's debut novel, The Secret History, became an instant classic—and an instant success—when it was published in 1992."Book publishers, moviemakers, and glossy magazines.