The long-rumored “Twilight of The Superheroes” could have been the masterpiece the genre needed
Should an unfinished short story by the "Little Women" author, written at age 18, have been left on the library shelf?
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"Hapworth 16, 1924" was set to have a zero-fanfare release—until the fledgling e-commerce giant spilled the beans
In her early and late works, the master of horror reflected her feelings about her long, troubled relationship
The sci-fi author died before he could write "The Owl in Daylight," but he described trippy plot ideas about aliens, music, and Disneyland
Plath herself burned one of her unpublished manuscripts, but the other disappeared under mysterious circumstances
After an early draft was lost to arson in 1967, the manuscript ballooned to more than 2,000 pages by Ellison’s death in 1994
France’s premiere realist author left behind a work that feels more like “Waiting for Godot”
‘Remember This House’ was supposed to look at the legacy of great civil rights leaders, but it never saw the light of day
After a fire destroyed all her work and nearly killed her, Lispector’s friend and assistant nursed together a novel out of fragments
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