New short story by King and Joe Hill

[RJK1981]

Esquire will be publishing a new story from Stephen King and Joe Hill.

http://www.liljas-library.com/articl...d=3134&ref=rss

[TerryE]

Very cool!

[Martin]

Great News!

[Randy D. Rubin]

He's amassing enough stories now to fill a new collection. C'mon Stephen put them all together now.

[TerryE]

It is getting close, but with Doctor Sleep already on the docket, it won't be until late 2013 at best.

[Randy D. Rubin]

That sounds about right Terry.

[Teriw]

Lilja has the esquire cover up now.

[jhanic]

I just heard the story will be entitled "In the Tall Grass" and will be in two consecutive issues of Esquire.

John

[Brian James Freeman]

He's amassing enough stories now to fill a new collection. C'mon Stephen put them all together now.

The official list of stories since the last collection, courtesy of Bev Vincent:

http://www.bevvincent.com/links/unco...short-stories/

• “Throttle,” with Joe Hill, He Is Legend: Celebrating Richard Matheson, Gauntlet Press, Feb 2009.
• “Ur,” available only through Amazon for Kindle, February 2009.
• “Mortality,” Esquire, summer 2009.
• “Premium Harmony,” The New Yorker, November 9, 2009.
• “Herman Wouk is Still Alive,” The Atlantic, April 2011.
• “Under the Weather,” bonus story in paperback edition of Full Dark, No Stars, May 2011.
• “Mile 81,” eBook only novella from Scribner, September 1, 2011.
• “The Little Green God of Agony,” A Book of Horrors, September 2011.
• “The Dune,” Granta magazine’s Fall/Winter issue, October 27, 2011.
• “In the Tall Grass” (with Joe Hill), Esquire. Part 1: June/July 2012; Part 2: August 2012.

[srboone]

That's 10! Sounds like a new collection to me. So what's this new volume to be called and when will CD's S/L be released?

[Teriw]

I'm thinking about picking up esquire and any magazines going forward. Not sure If I can't get it here. Couldn't find esquire in the grocery store anyway. Took a look thinking I'd come back at get it when its out. Maybe Walmart?

[TerryE]

I don't think 10 stories is quite enough. "Sunset" was 13, and N. was a novella.

[RJK1981]

There is also The Crate, which was in Shivers VI of course, but not in any of his anthologies.

Also, it seems Bev has a typo as I thought it was Morality, not Mortality, lol. That one was also included in the trade edition of Blockade Billy

[Randy D. Rubin]

Three more and it should be enough for a collection. Come on Stephen, pump out three more, Maestro!

[Brian James Freeman]

What I think is interesting is how quickly he's reaching the point where he could do another collection. I don't think he's published this many short stories in such a small window of time since the 70s and early 80s?

Brian