I found a reference to a Bradbury tribute anthology called "T Is For Tomorrow". It is supposed to include a storey by Stephen King and his son. I will including the link where I found it and the text. Does anyone know if this is real?

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(Apr 01) According to King's official website, the pre-release press for "Throttle" has been so overwhelmingly positive that King has decided to release other homage novellas, written with his other children. In 2010, look for a collection titled Jackson Cage, a collection of stories celebrating Shirley Jackson. King, co-writing with his daughter Naomi, will be contributing a long piece based on Jackson's "The Lottery" called "Bingo." In 2011, for a Ray Bradbury collection titled T Is For Tomorrow, King and his son Owen will team up to write a pastiche based on Bradbury's early work, entitled "There Are Certainly A Lot Of Rockets Here, Aren't There?"

Yes, I DID misspell "story"...Doh!!!

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Originally posted by bsaenz24:
Yes, I DID misspell "story"...Doh!!!

Yeah, but that's OK - storey is still a good word.

So, I noticed the date of the "story" and is was April 1st. Doh!! I'll "assume" it's fake.

Sounds like it to me, especially with those other comedy titles in there.

The page now contains an apology for the April Fool's Day "confusion."

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According to King's official website, the pre-release press for "Throttle" has been so overwhelmingly positive that King has decided to release other homage novellas, written with his other children. In 2010

There actually will be a King / Joe Hill collabrative story called "Throttle" but it will be a homage story for Richard Matheson and will be put out by Gauntlet Press. I'm pretty sure they are sold out of the limited/lettered but they do plan a more affordable trade edition as well. Hope this helps....