Horror author Stephen King is, without a doubt, one of the most prolific authors of the last 50 years. He’s released forty-nine novels, nine collections of short stories, five non-fiction … Continue reading Stephen King Week: J.W. Ward on Stephen King’s 5 best & 5 worst adaptations to film & TV
I was introduced to Stephen King at 10 years old, by way of an old dusty copy of Salem’s Lot that I had found in my grandfather’s basement. Having been … Continue reading Stephen King Week: Mat Langford on how Stephen King scared the heck out of 10-year old me
Death is the terrfying reality of life, as it is its only guarantee. At some stage in our lives, we become aware of its presence, whether this be in some … Continue reading Stephen King Week: Man, Ghosts: We already know who’s more terrifying
When it comes to writing about an influential work of Stephen King, I think most people would probably end up choosing The Stand. As one of his most popular works, … Continue reading Stephen King Week: Ian Rogers on the scariest pronoun in horror literature: “IT”
In grade 8, at the request of my thinking-outside-the-box teacher, Ms. Berry, I read my first Stephen King book. No. That’s not exactly true.
Last night I was sitting back, watching a Yes DVD (review to come, mark my words) and doing a little internet surfing when I came across two very different stories … Continue reading The Role Of A LIfetime: Andy Burns On Who May Climb The Dark Tower
This is the second of my two part interview with Stoker and Edgar award nominee Bev Vincent, author of the recently released Stephen King Illustrated Companion and Road To The … Continue reading Illustrated King: Andy Burns Talks To Bev Vincent, Author Of The Stephen King Illustrated Companion Part 2
If you’re even remotely interested in the horror genre, there’s absolutely no way that you haven’t read something by Stephen King. I’m guessing you’ve probably read quite a bit of … Continue reading Illustrated King: Andy Burns Talks To Bev Vincent, Author Of The Stephen King Illustrated Companion Part 1
This past weekend the Queen and I finally got around to watching Frank Darabont’s adaptation of the Stephen King novella The Mist. It was another one of those horror flicks … Continue reading Feel Good Free: Andy B’s Four Favourite Horror Endings Of The Past 5 Years
The Dark Tower: Treachery #1, #2Creators: Peter David, Robin Furth, Jae Lee, Richard Isanove, Stephen KingMarvel Comics The man in black fled across the desert, and the gunslinger followed. Barring … Continue reading Treacherous Times – Ogmios Reviews The Dark Tower: Treachery #1 and #2
