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NEW YORK (AP) -- Little known short stories by Tennessee Williams, Joseph Heller and Ray Bradbury are among the works being offered through a new digital imprint.
Mulholland Books announced Tuesday that it is partnering with Strand Magazine on the Strand Originals program. Over the next several months, the imprint will release e-book and digital audio versions of 20 stories that have been featured in the magazine, which specializes in unearthing obscure fiction by prominent writers. The selections range from Williams’ “Crazy Night” to Jeffrey Deaver’s “Meet and Greet” to Bradbury’s “Dear Santa.”
Other authors include Faye Kellerman, Ian Rankin, Mickey Spillane and Michael Connelly.
Mulholland is part of Hachette Book Group.
Mulholland Books announced Tuesday that it is partnering with Strand Magazine on the Strand Originals program. Over the next several months, the imprint will release e-book and digital audio versions of 20 stories that have been featured in the magazine, which specializes in unearthing obscure fiction by prominent writers. The selections range from Williams’ “Crazy Night” to Jeffrey Deaver’s “Meet and Greet” to Bradbury’s “Dear Santa.”
Other authors include Faye Kellerman, Ian Rankin, Mickey Spillane and Michael Connelly.
Mulholland is part of Hachette Book Group.
