Reviews of Haven
Posted: September 24, 2010, 00:58
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Reviews of the remaining episodes are on the way...
Reviews of the remaining episodes are on the way...
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Reviews of the remaining episodes are on the way...
King on CNN
Posted: September 23, 2010, 21:12
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Thanks to Ari Bosi and Robert Scott
Don't miss interview with King!
Posted: September 23, 2010, 08:47
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Thanks to Bev Vincent
King cleans up on Sons of Anarchy
Posted: September 21, 2010, 11:18
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Yes, that guy who appears out of nowhere on Tuesday night's episode of "Sons of Anarchy" is none other than author and Entertainment Weekly columnist Stephen King.
King wound up in the episode, after he wrote in his EW column that he likes "Sons of Anarchy" because "it's one of those shows that seems to have gotten better as it goes along" and creator and Executive Producer Kurt Sutter got in touch with him.
Sutter thanked King and offered him a part on the show.
"Ordinarily, I'd say no," King told FX in this interview for FXNetworks.com. "But he said he'd put me on a Harley, so here I am."
King, who has been riding his Harley since he was 22, plays a "cleaner" named Bachman in the episode.
You can watch the interview here:
Thanks to Bev Vincent
Happy Birthday to King!
Posted: September 21, 2010, 11:12
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The Little Sisters of Eluria to be next
Posted: September 21, 2010, 08:45
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Marvel is pleased to announce the next series in the New York Times best-selling line of Dark Tower adaptations with Dark Tower: The Gunslinger – The Little Sisters Of Eluria! Join renowned scribes Robin Furth and Peter David as they welcome acclaimed artist Luke Ross into the ka-tet of creators entrusted by Stephen King himself to bring the adult adventures of his most personal creation to life! After being terribly wounded from a vicious battle with a band of slow mutants, Roland Deschain is taken in by a group of hideous creatures known as the Little Sisters of Eluria and must battle for his life in Dark Tower: The Gunslinger – The Little Sisters Of Eluria! Now’s your chance to jump onboard the acclaimed Dark Tower series with this new blockbuster series! Roland’s journey has been long and treacherous and now there is nothing he can do to fend off the Little Sisters and whatever they have in store for him. Will the Gunslinger live to see the light of day? Find out in Dark Tower: The Gunslinger – The Little Sisters Of Eluria #1!
DARK TOWER: THE GUNSLINGER - THE LITTLE SISTERS OF ELURIA #1
Written by PETER DAVID & ROBIN FURTH
Pencils & Cover by LUKE ROSS
Parental Advisory …$3.99
ON SALE THIS DECEMBER!
©2010 Stephen King. All rights reserved
Carrie back on Broadway?
Posted: September 20, 2010, 09:03
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PC: Tell me about Michael bringing CARRIE back to Broadway.
LG: Well, Pat, you'll be happy to know that Michael is in the process of bringing CARRIE back to life in a kind of new incarnation.
PC: Oh, I know and I love the improvements. Actually, earlier today, I interviewed Preston Sadleir who was in the workshop. It's fate for you to give me this scoop! I love, love, love the new version. Is it coming back to Broadway?
LG: I believe they are going to try, yes. I believe they are going to do it with Bernie Telsey. They are heading in for, I think, another reading and then I think they are then going to go into production.
PC: They've done amazing work. It's one of the great lost scores.
LG: And I know that they've spent a lot of time rewriting. Dean [Pitchford, the lyricist] has been in a lot over the summer. They've rewritten the entire second act. They've put a lot of work into it!
PC: And it shows!
LG: And they've marked that time out, they expect to be in and stay in New York for the workshops. It's gonna be a go!
PC: No way! CARRIE is coming back to Broadway!
LG: I've got my fingers crossed, I'm sure it's going to be wonderful.
PC: All the Broadway fans cannot wait for this.
LG: They won't have to wait much longer!
Thanks to Bev Vincent
My review of American Vampire
Posted: September 20, 2010, 00:27
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You can also pre-order (released October 5th) the first five issues in a hardcover edition here.
King is Bachman
Posted: September 20, 2010, 00:10
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Thanks to Ari.
More casting news for Children of the Corn
Posted: September 18, 2010, 00:36
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Following up on yesterday's news about Hostel honey Barbara Nedeljakova joining the cast of Joel Soisson's Children of the Corn: The Dweller, some more names have been added to the growing list of folks who will be walking behind the rows.
According to our brothers at Movie Hole, Billy Drago (The Untouchables, The Hills Have Eyes), Kelen Coleman (Fired Up!) and Tim Rock (FlashForward) have all signed on for active horror duty! Coleman and Rock play the couple who fall under the thrall of Drago and Nedejakova's characters - and their 'Corn' kid.
Synopsis
Tim and Allie are heading out of LA and into the very warm California desert environs to see Tim's father. The car overheats, and they are forced to stay overnight at the home of a questionable couple and their young child...
Last chance for a signed book
Posted: September 16, 2010, 22:28
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Hi everyone. I just wanted to remind you... Today is the last day where you have a chance to get a signed first edition of my new book with your order at VeryFineBooks.com. Check it out now. King trailer for Anarchy
Posted: September 16, 2010, 16:08
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Promo photos of King in Sons of Anarchy
Posted: September 16, 2010, 08:56
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Another Children of the Corn...
Posted: September 15, 2010, 23:01
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Moviehole.net reports that the beautiful Barbara Nedeljakova, best known for her role as the sadistic seductress Natalya in Hostel (and briefly Hostel: Part II), will star in Children of the Corn: The Dweller, the latest in the franchise first reported on here. The latest in the perpetual Corn series is written and directed by the talented Joel Soisson (Pulse). Shooting this month, "Dweller" fixes on a family whose car overheats, rendering them stuck in the middle of nowhere. They come across a couple - with a weird kid - who take them in. Nedeljakova has also appeared in the films Doom and Shanghai Knights.
Thanks to Al Mattice
The winners are drawn...
Posted: September 15, 2010, 16:28
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OK, the winners in the latest contest (the one where signed bookplates where the prize) has ended and here are the winners:Twitter winner is: TheNeeko
Facebook winner is: Paul Thomas
Contest winner is: Dustin Whitney
And the one drawn from all entries are: David Humphrey
TheNeeko and Paul Thomas needs to send me their addresses.
Get my book signed
Posted: September 13, 2010, 20:14
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Want to get a free Signed First Edition of my new book? Check out this really cool offer that VeryFineBooks.com has put together for you guys. King on the Dark Tower movies
Posted: September 10, 2010, 08:51
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Stephen King exclusive: Who should star in 'The Dark Tower'? 'The Twilight cast, of course!'
by Kristen Baldwin
With news that Stephen King’s enormously popular book series The Dark Tower will be coming to a big and small screen near you, we here at EW.com could not stop ourselves from reaching out to the bestselling author (and EW columnist) via email to get a few more answers about the highly-anticipated project. Here’s what he had to say:
ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: The Dark Tower is such a dense series — did you always think it needed more than a single movie or TV show treatment?
STEPHEN KING: I always thought it would take more than a single movie, but I didn’t see this solution coming — i.e., several movies and TV series. It was Ron [Howard] and Akiva [Goldsman]‘s idea. Once it was raised, I thought at once it was the solution.
What about Ron Howard and NBC makes them a good fit for the franchise?
When working as a director, Ron is very similar to the way I work as a writer. We both tell honest stories that have (I flatter myself) style and substance but not a lot of show-offy frills.
In a perfect world, who would play Roland? Eddie? Susannah? Jake?
The Twilight cast, of course! Just kidding. I haven’t got as far as casting in my thoughts, but when I write about Susannah Dean, I always kind of see Angela Bassett in my mind’s eye. Mostly I just want good people in those parts. Ron Howard will find them, I’m sure.
And who would you want to play?
I’d love to be the voice of Blaine the Mono.
There’s a lot of blood in the series — how much is the TV series going to be censored? It likely would have been easier to join forces with a network without restrictions, à la HBO, no?
I don’t see that as a problem at all! We’ll have just enough latitude to make a great series. I’ve worked in network TV before, and every time I was squeezed a little, it just made me look for creative solutions. Besides, I always like to play in the biggest auditorium available!
Thanks to David Squyres
Dark Tower movie news
Posted: September 9, 2010, 00:28
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Thanks ot Alex Carmona
UK galley for Full Dark, No Stars
Posted: September 7, 2010, 23:14
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Win an artist’s plates from Lilja's Library!
Posted: September 5, 2010, 22:43
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1) One winner will be drawn from everyone who retwitter this message on Twitter before midnight on Friday.
2) One winner will be drawn from everyone that likes this post in my facebookgroup before midnight on Friday.
3) One winner will be drawn from everyone that enters the contest on my site. This time there isn’t even a hard question you have to answer. You just have to tell me why you should have one of these artist’s plates.
4) For the last winner I will take all the entries from the above and draw one winner.
So, you got four chances of winning one of these artist’s plates. And if you do 1-3 you’ll have three chances to get drawn in the forth.
Good luck to everyone!
King's cameo
Posted: September 2, 2010, 08:25
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Plus, Stephen King makes a nicely chilling cameo in an upcoming episode that I won't spoil by describing further. Let me just say he's as scary as any SAMCRO biker, and that's scary indeed.
Thanks to Bev Vincent
The Crate by Stephen King
Posted: August 27, 2010, 23:40
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Next week we'll be sending Shivers VI edited by Richard Chizmar to the printer and it contains a huge surprise: "The Crate" by Stephen King, his long lost NOVELLA written in the late 1970s that hasn't seen print in over 30 years and has never been in one of his collections!
This is classic, old fashioned Stephen King and 99.9% of his fans don't even know this novella exists... but later this year it'll be readily available to ALL readers for the first-time ever in Shivers VI, which will be published as an affordable trade paperback!
Read more about this on their site.
King at the 11th annual New Yorker Festival
Posted: August 25, 2010, 10:10
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The festival, which runs from Oct. 1 through 3, will also feature panel discussions on “Saturday Night Live,” with Seth Meyers and other cast members, and moderated by The New Yorker editor, David Remnick; vampires in popular culture, featuring Stephen King and the “Twilight” screenwriter Melissa Rosenberg and moderated by Joan Acocella; and the rise of the political right, with the FreedomWorks chairman Dick Armey, Representative Anthony Weiner, Democrat of New York, the CNBC host Rick Santelli and The New Yorker’s Jill Lepore, also moderated by Mr. Remnick.
Thanks to Herbert West
New Dollar Baby trailer
Posted: August 25, 2010, 09:27
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Excerpt from Full Dark, No Stars released
Posted: August 20, 2010, 20:38
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Thanks to Ari.
Narrators for Full Dark, No Stars announced
Posted: August 20, 2010, 20:36
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Recording will begin next week and the CD and download version will be on sale simultaneously with the print edition in November.
Time for yet another Children of the Corn movie?
Posted: August 20, 2010, 08:38
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What a bizarre news day, eh? Bloody Disgusting just got tipped off that a new Children of the Corn is also in the works. Entitled Children of the Corn: The Dweller, Joel Soisson is set to direct from his own screenplay. Shooting is scheduled to begin this September is Los Angeles. Soisson, who produced the 2001 Children of the Corn: Revelation, directed both Pulse and Prophecy sequels for Dimension Films. He wrote the screenplays for Dracula 2000, and all of the sequels, along with Hollow Man II, Hellraiser: Hellworld and many others. The plot begins on a trip to California, a family's car overheats leaving them stranded in the home of a creepy couple and their kid.
Thanks to Al Mattice
Sheemie is a stand alone issue
Posted: August 20, 2010, 08:35
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Thansk to Grzesiek Tupikowski.
German ed. of Full Dark, No Stars
Posted: August 19, 2010, 13:58
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The German edition of Full Dark, No Stars will be called Zwischen Nacht und Dunkel (in english that means Between night and dark) and it will be pubished November 15th. Here is the cover.Thanks to Hans Wilhelm von Wirth
Interview with Emily Rose
Posted: August 19, 2010, 13:56
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Interview with Robin Furth
Posted: August 19, 2010, 13:55
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The next one is about Sheemie
Posted: August 18, 2010, 23:04
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DARK TOWER: THE GUNSLINGER - SHEEMIE'S TALE #1 Written by Robin Furth & Peter David Art & Cover by Richard Isanove
This is the story of one of the more powerful breakers in Thunderclap: The mentally handicapped, formerly mute young man known as Sheemie. He possesses the awesome power to shatter the very Beams that hold the Dark Tower in place—the fulcrum of existence itself. But Sheemie does not want to destroy the underpinnings of reality. He is in the prison of Devar-Toi and all he wants is his friends—his ka-tet to come for him. And one of them is coming for him even now. One of them known as the last gunslinger, Roland Deschain. And not all the horrors of Thunderclap will stand in his way! Presented by those twin titans of Marvel's Dark Tower books—writer Robin Furth and artist Richard Isanove. It's a journey of searching and salvation you won't soon forget.
32 PGS./Cardstock Cover/Parental Advisory …$3.99
Thanks to Bev Vincent
Two more reviews of Haven
Posted: August 10, 2010, 01:02
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King in Sons of Anarchy
Posted: August 8, 2010, 01:14
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Entertainment Weekly reports...
Stephen King Guest-Stars on Sons of Anarchy
Being a fan of FX's Sons of Anarchy can have a huge payoff — especially if you're a literary titan. Knowing that Stephen King loved the biker series, creator and executive producer Kurt Sutter reached out to the horror-meister (and regular EW columnist), giving him carte blanche to write, direct, or act in an episode. King (right) — pictured with stars Kim Coates (left) and Katey Sagal, whose characters he helps in the Sept. 21 episode — obviously chose the guest role. And he had at least one demand. ''He wanted to ride a Harley,'' says Sutter, so they hooked the author up with a big red hog (inset). ''His character's last name is an homage to King's [real-life] alias, Richard Bachman.'' —Lynette Rice
Thanks to willowlove.
Two reviews of Haven
Posted: August 7, 2010, 22:42
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Facts about Full Dark, No Stars
Posted: August 6, 2010, 00:08
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It has 368 numbered pages and they are divided like this:
1922 is on 132 pages
Big Driver is on 114 pages
Fair Extension is on 34 pages
A Good Marriage is on 84 pages
Afterword is on 4 pages
CD announces shipping of Lilja's Library
Posted: August 3, 2010, 23:33
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Lilja's Library: The World of Stephen King
a massive book about Stephen King and his works
illustrated by Glenn Chadbourne
Featuring special appearances by Stephen King, Peter Straub, Ridley Pearson, Mick Garris, Marsha DeFilippo, Michael Whelan, Stewart O’Nan, Glenn Chadbourne, Robin Furth, Steven Weber, Mark Stutzman, Frank Darabont, Jae Lee, Tyson Blue, and many others!
For over a decade now, Lilja has been one of the leading voices on the Internet when it comes to covering and reporting on Stephen King's books and movies. His website, Lilja's Library, is the die-hard fan's source for information about new King projects and breaking news, but Lilja has also featured his own in-depth reviews and interviews with many of the mostimportant people in King's world, including Stephen King himself.
Lilja's Library: The World of Stephen King is a brand new massive collection of over 150 of those reviews, over 40 of those interviews, and other special features of interest to King readers everywhere. If you've never been to the website, you're in for a real treat as you catch-up with over 500 pages of articles and features that are sure to please any kind of Stephen King fan, from the general reader to the die-hard collector. And for Lilja's constant readers, there's original material in this special volume that has never appeared anywhere on his website before, and every article and review has been updated and revised for this release.
You have to see the table of contents to understand just how much great material is in this massive book, but just a few of the interviews include: Stephen King (twice!), Frank Darabont, Marsha DeFilippo, Mick Garris, Peter Straub, and many other people who have been involved in King's prolific career. The reviews include detailed commentary on well-known works by and about Stephen King, along with details about the rare works you might not have heard of, including the original scripts for Hearts in Atlantis, Stud City, and dozens of others; the original pilot for The Dead Zone that never aired on TV; Walking The Mile: The Making Of (a book that has never been released); the Pet Sematary and Secret Window, Secret Garden UK dramatizations; the dozens of Dollar Babies, and more!
There are also dozens of brand new features written exclusively for this volume, including interviews with Lilja himself and Glenn Chadbourne; reviews of short films such as "Here There Be Tygers," "Boogeyman," "Walking Ghost," "The Secret Transit Codes of America's Highways," "Night Surf," "Stephen King's Gotham Café," "Sorry, Right Number," "Night of the Living Dead," and others; reviews of the script for "The Mist" and scripts that are currently in development (including Black House and From a Buick 8); reviews of books such as Stephen King: A Primary Bibliography, Stephen King: The Non-Fiction, and others; and much, much more!
If you're new to the world of Lilja's Library or already a constant reader, this special volume is a must-have for your collection! An exclusive Cemetery Dance Publications release, there are no other editions planned anywhere in the world for this incredible book.
Click here to view the MASSIVE table of contents, read all of the praise for Lilja's work, or to place your order!
New look and release day for Lilja's Library
Posted: August 3, 2010, 23:03
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Thanks to Anders for the new design.
Proofs of Full Dark, No Stars
Posted: July 30, 2010, 23:01
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Proofs of Full Dark, No Stars has been sent out by Scribner.Glenn Chadbourne is doing limited t-shirts
Posted: July 29, 2010, 15:35
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Here is what Cemetery Dance said about it:These high-quality Hanes t-shirts have double-needle stitching and will be charcoal colored with Glenn's Pennywise artwork on the back. We think our fellow Stephen King and Glenn Chadbourne fans are going to love them!
But we're only going to accept preorders for a limited time because the custom printing will be done by a local shop. Once we close the preorder window, we will place our order with the shop for exactly however many shirts we need in each size. No more orders will ever be taken and these shirts will never be offered again!
These awesome Limited Edition t-shirts are available for a limited time only in the following sizes for just $17.99 each plus shipping: Small, Medium, Large, and Extra Large. (You can upgrade to 2XL, 3XL, or 3XL for just $3 more!)
This Limited Edition t-shirt would be an excellent addition to your Stephen King collection and an incredible way to show off Chadbourne's incredible artwork around your hometown! (Be sure to let us know what your friends, family, and coworkers think!)
But don't wait to place your order because once the preorder window closes, we will never sell this shirt design again!
Order your copy here.
Cover for Hardcases #4
Posted: July 29, 2010, 15:33
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Here is the cover for issue #4 of Hardcases.New release date for my book; August 3rd
Posted: July 29, 2010, 14:20
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Two books in the mail
Posted: July 29, 2010, 14:16
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Test copy of Lilja's Library passed with flying colors
Posted: July 27, 2010, 14:04
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Some thoughts on the Haven scrips...
Posted: July 26, 2010, 22:38
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Under the Dome paperback
Posted: July 21, 2010, 18:58
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The US paperback edition of Under the Dome arrived today and even if the cover isn't as nice as the one used for the hardback it's really nice. The book has 1074 pages.My review of American Vampire #4
Posted: July 20, 2010, 07:43
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Under the Dome, contest and the fifth cover
Posted: July 19, 2010, 13:23
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Here are more info about Hodder & Stoughton’s contest and the limited paperback ed. of Under the Dome:The copy with the fifth cover was printed in a limited print run and will not be resupplied.
Tesco.com who are selling the fifth cover are also offering the opportunity to purchase all 5 covers in one shrink wrap set. This comes with 5 postcards (based on the 5 covers) in an envelope. There are only 100 of these sets, so they are also considered a limited edition.
In terms of the competition, this is to win a signed, leather bound hardback edition of Under the Dome. This is a complete one off, and will not be reproduced for any other customer / retailer in the future. In other words, there is one (1) copy of this book!
The contest is open to anyone, anywhere (except Hodder & Stoughton employees and their families) so enter now!
You can enter the contest here.
Interview with Mike Perkins
Posted: July 19, 2010, 01:05
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Titles of the first eight episodes of Haven
Posted: July 19, 2010, 01:04
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Welcome to Haven
Butterfly
Harmony
Consumed
Ball And Chain
Fur
Sketchy
Ain't No sunshine
