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THREE LOST PLAYS. THREE LITERARY LEGENDS.

Introducing The Strand Lost Plays Collection

For a limited time, The Strand Magazine has brought together three remarkable literary discoveries in one collectible package—complete lost plays by William Faulkner, Tennessee Williams, and J. M. Barrie, each published in its own original issue of The Strand.

WILLIAM FAULKNER

“’Twixt Cup and Lip”

Written before Faulkner became a Nobel Prize-winning master of American literature, this witty Jazz Age comedy reveals an unexpectedly playful and romantic side of the author of The Sound and the Fury.

TENNESSEE WILLIAMS

“The Strangers”

A complete 1938 radio play filled with storms, unseen presences, and psychological suspense—foreshadowing the atmosphere and emotional tension of Williams’s later masterpieces.

J. M. BARRIE

“The Reconstruction of the Crime”

A wonderfully comic bedroom farce from the creator of Peter Pan, featuring mistaken identities, romantic confusion, and a hilarious send-up of the classic Sherlock Holmes mystery.

Together, these three issues offer a rare glimpse of legendary writers experimenting with drama, comedy, romance, mystery, and the supernatural.

Each original issue also contains exclusive interviews and fiction from acclaimed contemporary writers, including Dean Koontz, Michael Connelly, Patricia Cornwell, Alexander McCall Smith, Ruth Ware, Jo Nesbø, Andrea Camilleri, and more.

A limited number of these original issues have been released from The Strand’s archive. Once the collection sells out, it will not be restocked.

THE STRAND LOST PLAYS COLLECTION — THREE COMPLETE ISSUES FOR $34.99