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- Born: September 21, 1947
- Birthplace: Portland, Maine
- Father: Donald Edwin King
- Mother: Nellie Ruth Pillsbury King
- Spouse: Tabitha King
- Children: Naomi, Joe, Owen
- First Novel: Carrie
- Current Novel: Under the Dome
- Also writes under the names Richard Bachman and John Swithen
- Books and Collections: 65 (as of January 2010)
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Stephen King is a best-selling author, screenwriter, columnist, film producer and director from Portland, Maine. Although best known for his genre novels focused on the supernatural and macabre, many of his later works, especially those written following a serious hit-and-run accident in 1999, abandon horror in favor of more mainstream themes.
On July 29th, The Dark Tower: The Fall of Gilead #3 went on sale online and in stores.
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Noted Film Adaptations
More than forty motion pictures have been based on works by King, or written for the screen by King. Some notable examples include Carrie, The Shining, Creepshow, Stand by Me, Misery, The Shawshank Redemption, The Green Mile and Hearts in Atlantis. -
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Stephen King News
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Stephen King: Another Greek tragedy unfolds
It's the politics, stupid. After years in which market forces dominated, in which economies were supposedly self-regulating and in which the nation state ... (February 07, 2010)Independent -
Toyotas speeding out of control like something out of a bad Stephen King movie
Written and directed by onetime Boulder resident Stephen King, the film features an earlier version of the still prepubescent Emilio Estevez (bro of accused ... (February 09, 2010)Westword (blog) -
Emily Rose First To Be Cast On Syfy's 'Haven'
By MICHAEL HINMAN Feb-8-2010 Casting is underway for the new Stephen King series "Haven," and a star has been chosen. Emily Rose, who had a recurring role ... (February 08, 2010)Inside Blip -
Stephen King's 'Bag of Bones' Picked Up for TV
Mick Garris, director of King's TV adaptations for The Shining, The Stand and Desperation, will be heading the new adaption project for the 1998 novel, ... (February 07, 2010)TheCelebrityCafe.com
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Stephen King Questions
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How did a king become a king? 4 AnswersOnce there was a king, the title was usually inherited. Sometimes this was not the case when a son was not available. Then the uncles and cousins often fought... read more -
Why are Stephen King movies so long!? 1 AnswerProbably because his books are so long. The full version of The Stand came in at well over 1000 pages. A number of his other books are like that as well. The To... read more -
What Stephen King books do you recommend? 1 Answer"The Stand" - the uncut edition - is a very-long, but excellent, read. It's a bit of dystopian literature with a good dose of horror. I love it. "The Green Mil... read more
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The Dark Tower Series
- The Gunslinger (1982)
- The Drawing of the Three (1987)
- The Waste Lands (1991)
- Wizard and Glass (1997)
- Wolves of the Calla (2003)
- Song of Susannah (2004)
- The Dark Tower (2004)
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Stephen King Film Timeline
- Note: The majority of the links in this timeline are to IMDb, which has pop-ups
- 1976: Carrie
- 1979: Salem's Lot
- 1980: The Shining
- 1983: Cujo
- 1983: The Dead Zone
- 1984: Firestarter
- 1989: Pet Sematary
- 1990: Misery
- 1993: The Dark Half
- 1993: Needful Things
- 1994: The Shawshank Redemption
- 1995: Dolores Claiborne
- 1999: The Green Mile
- 2007: 1408
- 2007: The Mist
- 2008: Creepshow
- 2008: The Talisman
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Stephen King Blogs
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Back To the Small Screen For Stephen King « Movies, Reviews and ...
Stephen King! Chances are that's a name you haven't heard lately, mostly because in a world of huge budgets and gigantic blockbusters, King is the steady purveyor of lower-scale material. Interestingly, twenty years or so ago King wa... (February 09, 2010)screenhead.com -
Reading Stephen King in Riyadh - Nathan Deuel - Not From Here ...
I hadn't read Stephen King since I was 12. Needful Things, which came out in 1991, was the last gasp of what you'd probably call a childhood obsession. Over about 16 months, helped by an aunt who ran a used book store in rural Montan... (February 09, 2010)trueslant.com -
Stephen King on J.D. Salinger: 'The last of the great post-WWII ...
I wasn'ta huge Salinger fan, but I'm sorry to hear of his passing — the way you'd feel if you heard an eccentric, short-tempered, bu... (January 28, 2010)shelf-life.ew.com -
50bookchallenge: Book 2: The Eyes Of The Dragon by Stephen King
I picked it up as it's not the usual kind of book I would go for but I didn't like it and doubt I will be reading anything in this genre again and will stick to Stephen King's horror novels in the future. [1/10] ... (February 09, 2010)50bookchallenge.livejournal.com
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