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Get the issue of the Strand with the unpublished short story by John Steinbeck and the summer issue with an unpublished short story by F. Scott Fitzgerald.
Highlights of our summer issue include an unpublished F. Scott Fitzgerald short story, an interview with Lisa Gardner and new fiction by Ian Rankin, Charles Todd and T Jefferson Parker.
In a thrilling tale about a rather shady travel agency with “Amazonia” T. Jefferson Parker gives us pause to think before embarking on an exotic vacation. Charles Todd pens a tale about World War I with a tale of betrayal with “The Heroism of Lieutenant Wells.” The talented Ian Rankin crafts a story full of twists and turns with “Meet and Greet.” Larry Millet who is known to legions of Sherlock Holmes fans has Holmes on the case of “The Opera Thief.” We have an unpublished F. Scott Fitzgerald story on Hollywood idols, lingering fevers, and light-hearted romance.
Lisa Gardner spoke to us about your her latest novels, the state of writing, and how she’s able to craft finely plotted and chilling suspense novels.
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And we’ll also include the William Faulkner issue!
Highlights of our holiday issue include, fiction by Alexander McCall Smith, Lyndsay Faye, unpublished William Faulkner, Dean Koontz, A.E. Hotchner, John M. Floyd, and much more.
In the mood to read a short story that will entertain you during your holiday season? The Strand Magazine has you covered! Our holiday issue features an unpublished William Faulkner play, an interview with bestselling author Dean Koontz, and short stories by Alexander McCall Smith, Andrea Camilleri, and Lyndsay Faye.
Highlights of our holiday issue include…
- An unpublished play by William Faulkner titled ‘Twixt Cup and Lip which is a light-hearted Jazz age story involving flappers, a wager between best friends with a surprising twist at the end.
- “Neck and Neck” by Andrea Camilleri has inspector Montalbano trying to solve a bunch of homicides in the midst of a mafia civil war.
- Edgar nominee John Floyd offering a tale titled “Arrowhead” lake that has more twists and turns than the Mississippi River.
- Lyndsay Faye putting Sherlock Holmes in a petulant mood as he scrawls “Notes on the Diadem Club Affair.”
- Alexander McCall Smith giving us a warning about what pint-sized detectives may find if they’re snooping around in Granny’s bedroom in “Good Behavior.”
- The prolific and legendary Dean Koontz talking about his long and accomplished career as well as some of his favorite books that he’s read and his views on life.
- And A.E. Hotchner sharing his memories of his friend Ernest Hemingway, and giving us some more insight into the life of his neighbor, pal, and business partner Paul Newman.
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Fact: The unpublished William Faulkner play marks the first time that we’ve published a play in The Strand Magazine.
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