Novels like "Heart Shaped Box,” "NOS4A2" and "The Fireman" made author Joe Hill a regular on the New York Times Best Seller list. His books invoke fear, often with a side of humor, along with characters that keep the scary in check. Dana Jacobson caught up with Hill to discuss his latest novel, "King Sorrow," and how he stepped out of his father, Stephen King's, shadow. | CBS Mornings