Film and television have been dipping into his bibliography for decades to turn his back catalogue into a one-stop shop for Hollywood, but none of the characters to make the jump from page to screen ...

Danse Macabre by Stephen King deserves more attention over forty years after its publication as it showcases the author's observations and thoughts on the wider body of horror. Much like Stephen ...

Stephen King wasn't a fan of being made to cry at this 'manipulative' Disney classic, which tugged at his heartstrings as he viewed it as an adult ...

Legendary author, Stephen King, often blurbs novels from ... King has always spoken highly of is Shirley Jackson. In Danse Macabre, King discussed The Haunting of Hill House and how it acted ...

Being media savvy and very active on social media, Stephen King regularly shares ... to the 2010 reprinting of his nonfiction ...

Stephen King shares a positive review for Evil shortly ... This goes as far back as 1981's Danse Macabre, a semi-autobiographical non-fiction book where he discusses the history of horror in ...