Tag: Stephen King

The impact of Stephen King on the literary horror scene in the mid-seventies cannot be underestimated, with each of his novels adapted for film or television adaptation before

Winding through the forest outside Ludlow, Maine, the path is well marked, walked by generations of children as they visit the so-named “Pet Sematary” where they have buried

While his eight volume cycle The Dark Tower is considered by many to be the greatest achievement of Stephen King, it is his 1986 novel It which is

Young Jake Chambers (Legends‘ Tom Taylor) suffers from nightmares of a strange world where a wrongness permeates the atmosphere, where sirens sound across the land and a man

One of the most prolific, successful, acclaimed and influential horror writers of all time, there is no doubting the position of Stephen King in modern literature or popular

The name Stephen King is synonymous with modern American horror and any effort to divide the two would be both foolish and misguided, yet for all the genuine

Richard Morgan changed from award winning science fiction writer to award winning fantasy writer, Stephen King has written in a plethora of diverse styles, and amongst his juveniles

With the publication of Carrie in the spring of 1974, debut novelist Stephen King made horror commonplace, suburban, modern and real. Carrie White was unusual, both protagonist and

There is a hunter on the prowl, and his name is Charles Talent Manx, an appropriate appellation for indeed he does have a talent, for slipping between the

“Henry Guilfoyle was slowly drinking himself to death.” More the words from a mid-afternoon play, or perhaps a late era Beatles song, the tale of a fallen salesman who