I really enjoy Kevin Quigley’s website, Charnel House . I also thought his chapter book on Stephen King comics, Drawn Into Darkness, was fan...

In 2009 Stephen King was asked by Star Tribune what books he'd like to revisit. King's said, "I'd like to go back to ...

Rollie's Bar & Grill is highlighted in Maine's VillageSoup | Herald Gazette.  Rollies was used in the filming of Thinner. Th...

I don't know about the rest of the planet, but I'm totally digging Lilja's Library's "Classic King" postings.  T...

Okay, there are "spoilers" here.  But I don't think my essay is really going steal any thunder.  There is nothing like liste...

Tonight TCM will air "A Night At The Movies, The Horrors Of Stephen King."  Below is the text from the TCM commercial.  I thin...

Getting ready for TCM's "A Night At The Movies: The Horrors Of Stephen King" and watching their 2009 documentary "The S...

Do Stephen King movies get a bad rap?  Is it really worth our time to watch all the Children of the Corn movies?  Will the Dark Tower ever...

October is a big month for Stephen King projects on television.  King actually doesn't do a lot with Halloween in his novels, but it s...

Mile 81 hits a home run King has done it again with his latest short story Mile 81. The story revolves around an almost 11 yr old boy (...

I want to correct an earlier post. Oct 22 and Oct 23 the Dryden Theater will be showing Kubrick's "The Shining."  This versi...

The Barrington public library had an interesting event. . . a banned book reading.  It's not like it is hard to find a book that's...

Again, this is a youtube upload of King reading from Dr. Sleep.  I really like the segment he read, it is very funny.  I am always taken a...

I just saw this at Lilja's Library , which has posted a segment of Stephen King reading from his current project, Dr. Sleep. 

FairfaxCityPatch has an article on King's appearance at George Mason University's Center for the Arts, where King accepted the ...

I like this stuff. . . This is probably from 1983. Check out those hardcover copies of Pet Sematary and Christine.  In the news story, ...

Stephen King will be in New Orleans on Saturday, November 12 at The Academy of the Sacred Heart's Nims Fine Arts Center.  The event is $...

C-SPAN's Book TV is presenting Stephen King with the Mason Award.  According to their website, King will also be delivering a lecture...

Kathy Ceceri has a great post at GeekDad titled "Happy Birthday, Stephen King — Writing Instructor Extraordinaire."  She shares h...

Here is an interesting article titled "13 ways Stephen King Could (Soon) Scare The Crap Out Of Us."  I've included the new...

Ryan Nakashima at Associated Press has an article titled " Hollywood cutting back on big budget movies " in which he references t...

David Roth at Tampa Writing Examiner has a nicely written review of UR .  More than that, he is actually excited about this book. Mr. Roth...

October 3rd is going to be great!  That's when TCM is running "A Night at the Movies: Horror with Stephen King."  The lineu...

This August NPR posted the results of a survey that asked readers Science-Fiction and Fantasy books.  There were 5,000 nominations, and 50...

Yesterday I posted a short bit of news about the alternate ending of Kubrick's The Shining.  I really appreciated a link Bev Vincent sha...

Rochester New York's  Dryden Theater is showing Kubrick's The Shining -- like you've never seen it before.  This version incl...

Here is a review of Stephen King's short e-story "Mile 81" from Fangoria contributor Trevor Parker.  He gives the story thr...

Simon and Schuster has posted some excerpts of King's upcoming novel, 11/22/63.  HERE . It looks to me like the same excerpt that was...