The Impact of Stephen King
New Yorker archive editor Erin Overbey reminds us of that time 20 years ago when novelist Stephen King was hit by a car while walking. […]
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Stephen King-Joe Hill Novella Goes Full Throttle to HBO
Throttle, the 2012 novella by father-and-son writing team of Stephen King and Joe Jill, has been optioned by HBO. From Deadline Hollywood: HBO Max is […]
The Shawshank Redemption at 25
The Shawshank Redemption, the adaptation of Stephen King’s 1982 novella Rita Hayworth and Shawshank Redemption, turned 25 last month. The film starred Morgan Freeman and […]
Stephen King: Pet Cemetery Was too Scary to Publish
Stephen King figured that his 1983 novel Pet Cemetery (shown at right) was too scary to publish. On the eve of the debut of the […]
Stephen King’s Mile 81 Will Be Film
Stephen King’s novella Mile 81 (Simon & Schuster) heralded in the arrival (n full) of the e-book era back when it was first (electronically) published […]
Stephen King’s From A Buick 8 to be Adapted for Film
Another novel by dark master Stephen King will soon be heading to the big screen. King’s 2002 novel, From A Buck 8, has been optioned […]
Nikolaj Arcel to Direct Adaptation of Stephen King’s Dark Tower
There has been talk of a big screen adaptation of Stephen King’s epic Dark Tower series almost since the first book: Dark Tower: The Gunslinger, […]
Bruce Willis to Star in Stage Version of Stephen King’s “Misery”
It’s always fun when a high powered screen name heads to Broadway. But this production? This sounds golden all the way through. From The Hollywood […]
Stephen King Tweeting
It hardly seems like it should be news. And yet. On December 6th, iconic author Stephen King (Carrie, The Shining) uttered his first tweet: “No […]
Stephen King: Twilight is “Tweenager Porn”
As Stephen King’s 56th novel, Doctor Sleep, reaches a King-hungry audience, the master storyteller talks to The Guardian about, among other things, the work of […]
