Stephen Kings unpublished works?

**Mistressoftheundead** · June 26th, 2008

I just saw a list of Sks unpublished works.. Is there anyway he will end up publishing these or anywhere people can view them? The titles look real interesting I was just wondering..

Stephen King's Unpublished Books and Stories

1959 - Charlie (short story)
1963 - The Aftermath (novel)
1970 - Sword in the Darkness, also know as Good Day Sunshine (novel)
1974 - The House on Value Street (unfinished)
1976 - Welcome to Clearwater(unfinished)
1976 - The Corner (unfinished)
1977 - Wimsey (unfinished)
1983 - The Leprechaun (unfinished)
1983 - The Cannibals, also known as Under the Dome
1984 - Keyholes (unfinished)
1996 - The Pretender (unfinished)

**Moderator** · June 26th, 2008

The only thing I can tell you is that none of them are under consideration for publication at the moment. What was once Under the Dome is now being written but in a very different way (see page 6, Post 60 of the thread New Fatty Book... in the Book Forum). One chapter of Sword in the Darkness has been published in Stephen King: Uncollected, Unpublished.

**Brian's Twinner** · June 26th, 2008

Don't forget The Plant. Who knows--one day, Sai-King may pick it up again. Not holding my breath, but it's within the realm of possibility (till he says otherwise, anyway

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**Moderator** · June 26th, 2008

We consider The Plant published but out-of-print (although it was an e-book so the word "print" is not technically correct).

**Mistressoftheundead** · June 27th, 2008

Thank you Ms Mod def going to check those out!

**Jangers69** · June 27th, 2008

What about "Bag of Bones" moderator...is that still being considered for production?

**Brian's Twinner** · June 27th, 2008

I see.

I will have to keep my eyes open for a copy.

**Moderator** · June 27th, 2008

Originally Posted by Jangers69

What about "Bag of Bones" moderator...is that still being considered for production?

It's been on again, off again so many times that I've lost track of it. We're not directly involved in the production so the day to day negotiations don't cross my desk.

**Bev Vincent** · June 27th, 2008

There were news reports last month that a production crew was scouting for locations in Michigan for a lakefront cabin to play the role of "Sara Laughs."