An unknown story by Truman Capote has been published for the first time, after it was discovered hiding in plain sight in a red notebook belonging to the acclaimed author.
Capote, a famous American writer and novelist, was born in New Orleans in 1924 and died in 1984. His two most famous works, “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” and “In Cold Blood” , solidified his place among the great American authors of the 20th century. Now, the short story “Another Day in Paradise” has been published Friday in “The Strand” magazine after being discovered by its managing editor, Andrew F. Gulli, in Washington’s Library of Congress.
“These libraries have millions and millions of pages from all sorts of writers. So, you know, I can only guess that sometimes some of these things can just get missed,” he explained. “It’s not like every single one is put in an envelope, or every single one has its place in a bookshelf – a lot of times it’s a box, and there’s a little portfolio. And sometimes, you know, a manuscript can kind of get lost in the whole process, or it can be cataloged incorrectly.
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