Stephen King

With ‘Stranger Things’ and ‘It’, the Vancouver teen exemplifies a modern child actor’s odd bargain: conjuring others’ childhoods, while he lives out his own

What’s behind literary inflation? Authors get more verbose as they garner success, but prestige TV has also changed readers’ habits

But the prolific author seems to be at loss for words

By Stephen King

We came across this creative project on Scribd by Matthew Lee Knowles, who took the first and last word of every page of Stephen King’s Thinner and married them side by side. The resulting narrative is surprisingly poetic, like something the Surrealists might have come up with. Who would have thought that a horror novel about a curse that wreaks havoc and spawns murders and suicides could have inspired something so enchanting? Here it is:

Heart Attack Breath by Matthew Lee Knowles

And he finished the fourth installment of his bestselling book ‘Jonathan Livingston Seagull’ to boot

Book by Stephen King

The legendary 1988 flop Carrie is coming back to the stage, pig blood and all

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