The new story in a recent New Yorker magazine

[JAMESTHEKINGFAN]

The New Yorker had published a King story one week in December. I cannot think of it's name right now, but I have that issue in my bag, so soon I will pull that out and reread it. I just wanted to know other people's thoughts on it.

Also, Stephen has been publishing some poems in Playboy--is he going to collect these in a book collection, or post them on the sight? It would be really cool to read those.

[Moderator]

He hasn't mentioned any plans to collect the poems for publication. It's unlikely he'd post them on the site, though, because that would preclude the need for publication if he should choose to at some point.

[JAMESTHEKINGFAN]

He hasn't mentioned any plans to collect the poems for publication. It's unlikely he'd post them on the site, though, because that would preclude the need for publication if he should choose to at some point.

Well, seeing as how the poems are published in a magazine that I don't read (not that there's anything wrong with the magazine, if you read it--several wonderful writers have published there), I would just like to read these works in another published format. As Stephen King himself has said, he wants to reach as many people as possible with his work. So, with that being said, I think I have made my opinion clear.

[Moderator]

You have, indeed. Perhaps when he has written enough of them (and, no, I don't know what that magic number would be) to be considered a collection, he will publish them in a mass market format.