2010 plans?

[JohnDalglish]

Oh John, that't too funny!
So what was the result of the coin toss?????

Hi,

Dunno.

I woke up as the coin was in the air LOL

Long days and pleasant nights

[Moderator]

Ms. Mod didn't say specifically that he's finished two, just that he's two ahead (meaning that he may have only finished one and is working on the second). Check out this - http://www.liljas-library.com/article.php?id=1831 .Perhaps he finished one novel late last year and then quickly moved on to working on the second novel, with this second novel quite possibly being the one he tried to write when he was 22/23. Ms. Mod, do you have a rough idea of when you can reveal any major details (title, general book description, release date etc.)?

Steve asked me not to say anything until Scribner has given the thumbs up and I don't have that yet. I'll get in touch with them to see if they've figured out when it's okay.

I think one reason people see it as being "so quickly" that one book is released after another, is because they forget that it's been a lot longer since the book that has just been published was finished. UTD was finished about a year ago in its first draft. At that point Steve moved on to new projects and the edits for UTD were done while writing the new material. He's been working on several things, including the rewrite of Ghost Brothers of Darkland County since finishing UTD.

[Roseasharn]

I was just thinking to myself that I needed a new Stephen King book.
Though I haven't yet bought The Colorado Kid on my Nook, so I do have one in the hole to get me through.
You know, part of the issue for me here is that I read UTD in a weekend and then it was all "well...that was excellent...what next?" and I started raiding the ones I've already read, but secretly wishing for a new one.
I'm such a selfish girl.
But I was thinking it'd be 2012 before I saw anything longer than a short story and not even one of his much loved short story collections!
I'm excited.
**dances in her chair**
I don't care if it's the Wind in the Keyhole, Dr. Sleep, a Collection of short stories or a book on the migratory patterns of Billy Bumblers.
Whatever it is, I am now waiting somewhat patiently and with great pleasure to see what is next!

[Mr. Jingles]

Hi,

Dunno.

I woke up as the coin was in the air LOL

Long days and pleasant nights

Come ON now! Don't leave us hangin......!

[mojomofo]

Wow, Mr. King is a bit of a workhorse, isn't he? Err, not that I'm complaining; I'm supremely happy the creative juices are flowing.

[Mr. Jingles]

I don't care if it's the Wind in the Keyhole, Dr. Sleep, a Collection of short stories or a book on the migratory patterns of Billy Bumblers.
Whatever it is, I am now waiting somewhat patiently and with great pleasure to see what is next!

LMFAO!!!!!

[psj77]

I was just thinking to myself that I needed a new Stephen King book.
Though I haven't yet bought The Colorado Kid on my Nook, so I do have one in the hole to get me through.
You know, part of the issue for me here is that I read UTD in a weekend and then it was all "well...that was excellent...what next?" and I started raiding the ones I've already read, but secretly wishing for a new one.
I'm such a selfish girl.
But I was thinking it'd be 2012 before I saw anything longer than a short story and not even one of his much loved short story collections!
I'm excited.
**dances in her chair**
I don't care if it's the Wind in the Keyhole, Dr. Sleep, a Collection of short stories or a book on the migratory patterns of Billy Bumblers.
Whatever it is, I am now waiting somewhat patiently and with great pleasure to see what is next!

Is it just me or does that Billy Bumblers book sound very interesting.

[JohnDalglish]

Is it just me or does that Billy Bumblers book sound very interesting.

Hi,

No, it is not just you, my 'wish list' is for Oy's backstory, what led up to him being injured and so on.

For Oy was a Gunslinger of a Throcken, was he not?

Long days and pleasant nights

[JRoDDz]

He writes a lot ?

[tempest]

I thought this post read 2010 planes