Showing posts with label Posthumous Publications. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Posthumous Publications. Show all posts

Friday, 1 August 2025

Hidden Pages: Graham Greene and the joy of literary discoveries

A newly discovered ghost story by Graham Greene sheds light on his lighter, gothic side. Explore how posthumous publications by Greene, Plath, Kafka and others reveal forgotten dimensions of their literary legacies.
I love a literary discovery like the newly found short story by Graham Greene, Reading at Night. It adds an intriguing footnote to a major literary life. Published in Strand Magazine, the piece is a ghost story of sorts—spare, eerie, and lightly comic. It’s a small thing, a curiosity, but it opens up new angles on Greene’s creative instincts.