You are being too optimistic, schedueling books as far as 2017. Mr King is in his late 60's people...
A Book of "New Stories" in the Fall of 2015?
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And your point is? People live in their 100s and are still vibrant active workers!
Neesy
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I don't think he is ready to "kick-off" just yet! (thank goodness for that)
Ask Marsha - she should know - she works with him all the time
Well, according to research the average life expectancy is 76 years for an American Male so I would say scheduling something for 3 years from now is a safe bet
Sidebar- It's interesting that America only has the 26th longest life expectancy rate in the world, read this article for more info
U.S. Life Expectancy Ranks 26th In The World, OECD Report Shows
Yes, I mean, my favourite author in my country, Jose Saramago, worte one of his best books at age 82. So yeah, I take out what I said.
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
I wonder if the story collection will have "Afterlife" That's a good one! I have it from the Tin House version. Just wondering.
Steve has the list of stories and is deciding which ones will make the final cut but not sure if/when we can release the list once he's decided.I wonder if the story collection will have "Afterlife" That's a good one! I have it from the Tin House version. Just wondering.
Must be great to have insides. Even better, must be great working for him!
It is--most of the time.Must be great to have insides. Even better, must be great working for him!
I love those huge 8 or 9 pound books. They last a lot longer, but UTD was so big it was dangerous to read in bed. 
Gently suggest to him that he should just include them all--we won't complain