EBAccording to the New York Observer, Random House will soon publish a posthumous short story collection from William Styron, featuring some never-before-published work. His agent says the stories are mostly about soldiers returning home from war, a truly relevant topic also tackled recently in the movie Stop-Loss and in an especially searing episode of Intervention, my favorite show.
There’s also a great essay about William Styron by his daughter Alexandra in the new book Brooklyn Was Mine, an anthology of essays about (duh) Brooklyn.
