Sentence Yes.
The term 'forthcoming story' is correct and usable in written English. You can use it to refer to something that is about to be released or to something that has been previously announced. For example: I'm excited to read the forthcoming story from Susan, which she's been teasing on her blog for weeks!.
Moshfegh is the author of two novels, "McGlue" and "Eileen," and the forthcoming story collection, "Homesick for Another World".
"Buttony" will appear in your forthcoming story collection, "The High Places" (which also includes "Art Appreciation," a story of yours that came out in The New Yorker, in 2013).
The first week of April, Life warned subscribers of a forthcoming story "without precedent among general magazines": "If your copy of LIFE is read by children, this letter will give you time in which to make up your mind whether they shall see the story and under what conditions".
Kirk's campaign brought concerns about the forthcoming story to Tribune management earlier this month. .
He sought the top editor's intervention because he feared the forthcoming story would be libelous.
Meanwhile, the magazine learned of NSA's plan to pre-emptively reveal -- and denounce -- its forthcoming story at a February 14 press conference.
DC Comics has indefinitely postponed publication of one violent comic and rewritten forthcoming stories to eliminate references to terrorism.
DC Comics, which is owned by AOL Time Warner and is home to Batman and Wonder Woman, has indefinitely postponed publication of one violent comic and rewritten forthcoming stories to eliminate references to terrorism.
After writers pulled their forthcoming stories from Harper's and readers called the magazine to protest, Andrew Sullivan wrote a piece for New York called "It's Time to Resist the Excesses of #MeToo".
And add that it seems unlikely that someone with so good an ear would call anything "The Family Glass," and that one of the few forthcoming stories specified, about a party in the nineteen-twenties, was already explicitly promised by Salinger himself, in the introduction to his story "Hapworth 16, 1924").
Stallman said the forthcoming stories and documentary captured the community "without judgment".
