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In Esquire: What I've Learned

{This article appeared in the Summer 2024 issue of Esquire}

Yes -- I just received ARCs a couple of days ago. It's up for pre-order already.

Thanks -- I didn't know about this review. I'll have to try to track it down.

‘The Monkey’, Starring Theo James, Pre-Sells To Neon For U.S. After Promo Sparks Buyer Tug-Of-War

Multiple U.S. distributors came in hot for the project after its newest promo on the Croisette and...

Read an Excerpt from You Like It Darker

When a famous writer dies at ninety, his son investigates the defining friendship of his life. Turns out the old man kept his friends close—and his secrets...

From Brian Keene:

The stories are so frigging good. That’s what I wanted to say. But this is a big, mainstream book and I must do things the way big mainstream publishers do things, and therefore,...

Lionsgate International to launch Cannes sales on ‘The Long Walk’

I don’t know for sure. Waiting to hear details from the editors.

Update from Brian Keene:

She's a real Annie Wilkes:

Stephen King is the latest target of her online tirades, receiving a stern warning should he plan to initiate a sequel. She cautioned him: "If this twerp Stephen ding...

It isn't easy to watch, and it won't be everyone's cup of tea. It's hard to say I "enjoyed" it, but it was fascinating and thought-provoking.

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Thank you!

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7HEQYKWgo60&t=2s

https://file770.com/authors-dropping-from-new-demons-anthology/

Award-winning narrator Will Patton will read the audiobook edition of YOU LIKE IT DARKER with select stories read by Stephen King

Tune in to the YouTube Premiere of Stephen reading an excerpt from his upcoming collection You Like It Darker on April 18th at 2pm EST.

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One of those days when I'm glad I'm colorblind...

Stephen King’s First Book Is 50 Years Old, and Still Horrifyingly Relevant

“Carrie” was published in 1974. Margaret Atwood explains its enduring appeal.

This essay is adapted from her...

I have one.