
r/stephenking

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Stephen King is already working on a new book about 1968
In a recent Talking Scared podcast, Stephen King said that he has finished Anything for Holly and is editing it now. He also mentioned that he's working on a big book about 1968. And that got me curious. What could this be?
1968 was an insane year in America: Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert Kennedy were assassinated, Vietnam was raging, and the country was rocked by massive civil rights, racial, and student unrest.
Could this be a historical thriller? Or maybe even another time-travel story, 11/22/63-style?
Over 20 years of collecting
Last month I "completed" my Stephen King VHS collection. One of every movie/TV adaptation and all the special documentaries that were available in the US. Now that I have atleast one of everything I plan on getting cover variants and different releases. To celebrate I picked up some really cool Bootlegs of movies that never came out on vhs.
Revival vs Duma Key
Which book do you consider superior and why ?
Should I read Firestarter or Revival ?
Honestly, which book is the better one ? I can't decide between the two.
Stephen King by Naoki Urasawa
I don’t know if this has been shared or not, but I thought it was cool. Urasawa, by his own admission, loves Stephen King, to the point he said he might not have become a manga artist without King.
Hail to the King, baby.