The Strand Magazine Mines Tennessee Williams Treasure
Scholar believes playwright wrote "The Eye That Saw Death" while in high school.
It should be a very good spring for The Strand Magazine. The literary quarterly’s latest issue contains a never-before-published 4,800-word story by Tennessee Williams titled “The Eye That Saw Death.”
It’s the ghoulish tale of a man who, at age 30, suffers through increasingly harrowing visions after receiving an eye transplant. From a report by the AP’s Hillel Italie:
The Strand managing editor Andrew F. Gulli, who has previously published little-known works by Graham Greene and John Steinbeck among others, found “The Eye That Saw Death” at one of the country’s leading literary archives, the Harry Ransom Center at the University of Texas at Austin.
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