The "index" of Walter Mitty begins with James Thurber’s short story, first published in The New Yorker . It is one of the most anthologized stories in American literature.
The "Index" of Mitty wouldn't be complete without looking at the two major cinematic interpretations. The 1947 Classic (Danny Kaye) Technicolor Musical/Comedy.
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Mitty is a proofreader for a pulp fiction publisher who gets caught up in a real-life conspiracy involving crown jewels.