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Stephen King has revealed that he has started work on a sequel to his book The Shining. The 1977 novel was adapted for the big screen three years later, directed by Stanley Kubrick and starring Jack Nicholson. Full Article at Digital Spy
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Witch of the East were silver, not ruby-red! An ideal gift for the "Wicked" die-hard on your list. Not so long ago, giving a graphic novel as a present was a bit of a novelty; it required some digging through bookstores. Today, major chains showcase R. Full Article at The San Jose Mercury News
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Complete coverage of Adam Lambert's performance at the American Music Awards. After a strong fall season, Fox is shifting its schedule in January and giving its high school musical series a rest until April. Full Article at The New York Times
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Stephen King promotes 'Under The Dome' at the North Point Boulevard Walmart on November 11, 2009 in Dundalk, Maryland. Full Article at Fox 23 New York
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Stephen King has thrilled horror fans with the news he has started work on a sequel to his most famous book - The Shining. Full Article at IMDB
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Stephen King has thrilled horror fans with the news he has started work on a sequel to his most famous book - The Shining. Full Article at Starpulse
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Redrum backwards spells “sequel.” Thirty-two years after Stephen King’s third novel, The Shining, was published, the prolific horror maestro has announced that he’s considering penning a follow-up. Full Article at Entertainment Weekly
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Torontoist – “Last night at Toronto’s packed Canon Theatre, fans of Stephen King were treated to a 15-minute reading from the author’s new novel, Under the Dome, and nearly an hour’s worth of typically funny anecdotes and keen observations during an on-... Full Article at Library Stuff
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• Stephen King's baseball report for McSweeney's one-off newspaper. I want that thing. I'll probably keep wanting it until I get into a bookshop and see the price. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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Jack Nicholson as Jack Torrance in the film adaptation of Stephen King's The Shining. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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Timing of its release means 'The Road' will inevitably be compared to '2012' - but a better comparison would be with Stephen King and Rod Serling. If you like pop in your apocalypse, there's "2012," still in theaters. Full Article at New York Daily News
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This isn't exactly news, but it's quite an earth shattering thought that could end up shaking cinema to the core. Full Article at FirstShowing.net
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Stephen King’s newest novel is, at 1,066 pages, his longest in more than a decade—not as big as monsters like It and The Stand, but with a cast of hundreds and an epic scale. Full Article at The A.V. Club
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Here’s an alarming stint of news if I’ve ever heard one. Full Article at JoBlo.com
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Stephen King has been letting a lot of juicy news tidbits slip while making book tour appearances. His latest admission is almost unbelievable. Full Article at Slash Film
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Gotta love the book tour Stephen King is currently on to promote Under the Dome. Full Article at Cinematical
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The Major Releases IGN Recommendations Rich's Picks Blackest Night #5 - DC - $3.99 Writer: Geoff Johns | Artist: Ivan Reis Already one of the biggest releases of the week, Blackest Night #5 deserves a particular high level of attention as it prepares... Full Article at IGN
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Last Wednesday, Wal-Mart dropped the price of the oven to $17, from $28, as part of its "Black Friday" deals. Later the same day, Amazon cut its price, which had also been $28, to $18. Full Article at Slashdot
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CHICAGO For the 33rd issue of the literary journal McSweeney's Quarterly Concern, author Dave Eggers is publishing a 300-plus-page classic broadsheet newspaper featuring the work of writers such as Michael Chabon, Stephen King, William T. Vollmann, and... Full Article at Editor & Publisher
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"Battles that last five minutes spawn legends that live a thousand years." - Roland Deschain The world ends, and war comes to Gilead. Full Article at Marvel Comics
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Seattle Sounders' Stephen King, left, battles with Houston Dynamo's John Michael Hayden, right, in overtime of a U.S. Open Cup semifinal soccer match against the Houston Dynamo Tuesday, July 21, 2009 in Tukwila, Wash.
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Author Stephen King holds up a pink Amazon Kindle 2 electronic reader at a news conference in New York in this February 9, 2009 file photo.
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Author Stephen King throws out the ceremonial first pitch prior to the Boston Red Sox vs St. Louis Cardinals spring training baseball game in Fort Myers, Fla. , Friday March 27, 2009.
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NEW YORK - FEBRUARY 09: Author Stephen King holds a special pink Kindle given to him by Amazon.com founder and CEO Jeffrey P. Bezos at an unveiling event for the Amazon Kindle 2 at the Morgan Library & Museum February 9, 2009 in New York City.
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NEW YORK - FEBRUARY 09: Author Stephen King reads from his new novella "Ur", exclusively available on the Kindle, at an unveiling event for the Amazon Kindle 2 at the Morgan Library & Museum February 9, 2009 in New York City.
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Author Stephen King reads from his latest book "Ur" with the Kindle 2 electronic reader at a news conference for Amazon.com Monday, Feb. 9, 2009 in New York.
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A sculpture "The eight" by Stephen King is seen as part of the Sculpture By The Sea exhibition at Bondi beach in Sydney October 31, 2009. Sculpture By The Sea, in its thirteenth year, allows people to view artworks as they walk along a two kilometre stretch of Sydney's iconic beaches.
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A woman walks past a piece titled "The Eight" by Stephen King as part of the 13th annual Sculpture by the Sea exhibition from Bondi Beach to Tamarama Beach in Sydney, Thursday, Oct. 29, 2009.
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Seattle Sounders' Sebastien Le Toux, center left, and Steve Zakuani mob Sounders' Stephen King after King scored a goal in overtime of a U.S. Open Cup semifinal soccer match against the Houston Dynamo Tuesday, July 21, 2009 in Tukwila, Wash.
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FILE - In this Feb. 9, 2009 file photo, author Stephen King reads from his latest book "Ur" with the Kindle 2 electronic reader at a news conference for Amazon.com in New York.
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PERTH, AUSTRALIA - MARCH 05: Bathers sit around the 'Balancing the books' sculpture by artist Stephen King at the Sculpture by the Sea coastal exhibition at Cottesloe Beach on March 5, 2009 in Perth, Australia.
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what if a group of white supremacists want to buy the cover? Or that guy who swears Stephen King helped kill John Lennon? Can Creative Loafing say no if the image suggested isn't definitively offensive?
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For him to be No. 1 in a season with books by Mitch Albom, Sarah Palin, John Grisham, Ted Kennedy, Stephen King -- big books, big authors, all vying for people's book dollars -- he didn't hit No. 1 in a slow season
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One thing that's scaring me in a good way is a recent Swedish horror film movie I saw called Let The Right One In. Just when I thought vampires had 'jumped the shark', comes this chilling and disturbing movie (based on an equally frightening novel) that had me trembling like a teenager who had just disc...
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If readers come to believe that the value of a new book is $10, publishing as we know it is over. If you can buy Stephen King's new novel or John Grisham's 'Ford County' for $10, why would you buy a brilliant first novel for $25? I think we underestimate the effect to which extremely discounted best sel...
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If readers come to believe that the value of a new book is $10, publishing as we know it is over. If you can buy Stephen King's new novel or John Grisham's Ford County for $10, why would you buy a brilliant first novel for $25? I think we underestimate the effect to which extremely discounted best-selle...
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Stephen King and Clive Barker are on my bookshelf, right there next to Shakespeare and Ibsen
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Do you believe these are high school kids? They look like gang members from outer space ... I kind of kept hoping that Cujo, a mad dog from another Stephen King book, would descend upon the stage and put us all out of our misery.
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Everybody from Arthur Conan Doyle and Fyodor Dostoyevsky to Alfred Hitchcock and Stephen King.
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What's going on in London these days in the PM newspaper market is worthy of a Stephen King horror novel – there are demons all over the place – and even though it is all true, if you didn't know that, you would say it just couldn't have happened. But it did.
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Oh yeah, I have that Stephen King novel, I can send it to that soldier in Kabul!
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I always had as much interest in literature, writing and reading, but the law was a nice way to make a living ... I’m not sure you can make a living writing books unless you’re Dan Brown or Stephen King.
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When I think of an author ... I think of John Grisham, who sits down to write a book, or Stephen King, who's like, 'I'm going to sit down and write a book because that's what I do for a living.' Putting me in the same category is just weird.
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I'm proud to have published authors such as Dean Koontz and Stephen King in the past. Not since then have I been so excited about a book as spellbinding and memorable as Douglas Clegg's ISIS.
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The concept is, you know The Shining, the Stanley Kubrick movie or Stephen King book? So imagine a remake of The Shining, but instead of being set in Colorado, it's set in Dubai, in an abandoned luxury hotel there ... The idea is that we're making a soundtrack for this remake that doesn't exist yet. I'm...
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Gallaher's Stephen King vs. Sergio Leone mash-up looks like a solid entry into the weird western genre, well suited to Ellis' jagged illustration and pueblo pallet.
SOURCE: Zuda Comics
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