The Apollo 13 star sees his first piece of fiction, about four friends who plan a trip to the moon, in the pages of the illustrious magazine
A golden age for short fiction, which has seen Alice Munro win the Nobel and George Saunders take home the Folio prize, today became even brighter after the New Yorker unveiled the latest addition to its storied ranks of contributors: Tom Hanks.
Home to writers acclaimed as some of the world’s finest, from Haruki Murakami to Margaret Atwood, the New Yorker has included the actor’s story, Alan Bean Plus Four, in its 27 October issue. Hanks’s first short story tells of a trip to the moon cobbled together by four friends.
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Home to writers acclaimed as some of the world’s finest, from Haruki Murakami to Margaret Atwood, the New Yorker has included the actor’s story, Alan Bean Plus Four, in its 27 October issue. Hanks’s first short story tells of a trip to the moon cobbled together by four friends.
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