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It isn't easy to watch, and it won't be everyone's cup of tea. It's hard to say I "enjoyed" it, but it was fascinating and thought-provoking.

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Thank you!

Is there anyone here who's a subscriber? It's behind a paywall.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7HEQYKWgo60&t=2s

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Award-winning narrator Will Patton will read the audiobook edition of YOU LIKE IT DARKER with select stories read by Stephen King

Tune in to the YouTube Premiere of Stephen reading an excerpt from his upcoming collection You Like It Darker on April 18th at 2pm EST.

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One of those days when I'm glad I'm colorblind...

Stephen King’s First Book Is 50 Years Old, and Still Horrifyingly Relevant

“Carrie” was published in 1974. Margaret Atwood explains its enduring appeal.

This essay is adapted from her...

I have one.

Matt Robinson and I chatted for -- hold onto your hats -- two hours a while back, and that conversation is now up on his Survivor Type podcast. What and who would I take to a desert island? Who would...

Joe’s new family, I believe.

You Like It Darker: For the twins, Thomas and Edward

Softcovers, I assume

King just offered to sign the covers of 50 copies of the issue

I don't think the magazine has ever been available as an ebook.

He didn't have any new stories in 2019.[/QUOTE]

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I have that one down as 2018, but you're right -- that new old story did come out in 2019.

He didn't have any new stories in 2019.

Stephen King's first new story since 2022, "The Extra Hour," will appear in Cemetery Dance #79 this spring. I also interviewed him for this issue.

It's not something I'm generally interested in, but my son-in-law was terribly invested in the outcome. I was glad to see Michigan pull it off in the Rose Bowl, especially when things looked so dire...