Stephen King News

The Mist is a 2007 American science fiction horror film based on the 1980 novella of the same name by Stephen King.

Step away from that Dan Brown novel! Better yet, don't let summer's distractions lead you to consider picking it up in the first place.

Just in time for the holiday weekend, Screen Gems has released a new motion poster for director Kimberly Peirce 's adaptation of the Stephen King novel Carrie .

It's funny to walk into a downtown hotel and introduce yourself to a bright, intense man with a dark beard and a Hemingway T-shirt who says, "Hi, I'm Joe Hill." Joe Hill is one of the hottest fantasy and horror writers in the country.

The news that eBook pioneer Stephen King is opting out of releasing his upcoming Joyland in eBook form, instead throwing his support behind brick-and-mortar booksellers, is surprising.

Bernard Waber, the author and illustrator children's books, best known for "Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile," has died at the age of ninety-one. Stephen King, whose novel "Riding the Bullet" was one of the first mass-market e-books, has announced that his latest novel, "Joyland," will be available in print only .

What was originally planned as a Skype visit in one of the English teacher's classrooms, King's visit turned into an afternoon to remember, according to Principal Sean Kiley.

Stephen King holds a special pink Kindle given to him at a 2009 unveiling event for the Amazon Kindle 2. Stephen King holds a special pink Kindle given to him at a 2009 unveiling event for the Amazon Kindle 2. Stephen King says his next book, Joyland , will be available only in print .

EXCLUSIVE: Captain America 's Chris Evans is now circling the Stephen King adaptation, which had Justin Long attached before scheduling conflicts got in the way.

Time and again, he's brought adaptations of interesting and compelling novels to TV, only to wind up with stuff that is too uninspired too boring or too dumb Still, I have high hopes for the latest attempt to turn King's quality pages into quality television, CBS' Under the Dome .

So you guys remember the Truman show? Or Edtv? Cute little dark comedies about people with their lives under the public eye? What if you never asked to be under the public eye? What if you never asked to be sectioned off from the rest of the world? What if you don't even have a choice? Such is the case with the new television series from Stephen ... (more)

In 2001, When Jack Skillingstead entered Stephen King's "On Writing" competition, King selected Jack's entry as one of five winners.

A theatrical concert version of the Stephen King -John Mellencamp musical Ghost Brothers of Darkland County , which had a 2012 world premiere at the Alliance Theatre in Atlanta, will launch a tour this fall in Bloomington, IN.

With CBS airing Under the Dome this summer, and Kimberly Peirce's Carrie remake coming in October, it will already be a good year for Stephen King fans.

"The Mist" writer-director Frank Darabont is seen at work on "The Walking Dead" in September 2010.

Just in time for Mother's Day, MGM and Screen Gems have released a rather disturbing cinematic mosaic from the upcoming movie, " Carrie ." According to a May 11 post from We Got This Covered , this is just one of the many different and unique marketing campaigns for the upcoming horror remake, which is based on the popular Stephen King novel.

The World Premiere of "Kurt Vonnegut's Make Up Your Mind," the acclaimed Off-Broadway drama "Tribes," and the soul-stirring Broadway musical "The Color Purple" are among the five premiere productions that SpeakEasy Stage will present in its 2013-2014 Season, the company's Producing Artistic Director Paul Daigneault announced today.

A top novelist has asked her fans to redesign classic novels as if they were being marketed at women in protest at the 'girly' imagery publishers use on book covers for women authors.

Room 237 fuses fact and fiction through interviews with ardent fans convinced they have decoded Stanley Kubrick's The Shining's secret messages regarding genocide, government conspiracy and the nightmare that we call history.

As a struggling writer, Joe Hill knew there was an easier way to get his career off the ground.