Stephen King's Blog, page 21

Hearts in Suspension Free Shipping

The University of Maine is offering FREE PRIORITY SHIPPING on orders of Hearts in Suspension when you order with the University of Maine Press website. This offer is for U.S. shipping addresses and is for individual orders placed from now through December 21.

The Music Room

A new short story by Stephen, "The Music Room", published by Playboy is now available on-line.


Read the story here

Princeton Reading November 16, 2016

As part of the Althea Ward Clark W’21 Reading Series, bestselling author Stephen King and writer Eileen Myles read from their work on Wednesday, November 16, at 4:30 p.m. in the Berlind Theatre at McCarter Theatre Center. The event is free, however tickets are required. Tickets will be available to the public beginning October 28th — more details will be posted at their site on that date.

Please note that King will not sign books following the reading, however presigned books (mixed titles) will be available for purchase.

The Cookie Jar on Audio

A new story has been added to the audio edition of THE BAZAAR OF BAD DREAMS. ‘Cookie Jar’ is narrated by the talented Santino Fontana (who discerning listeners may recognize as the voice of Hans from Frozen).


Listen to an excerpt

Some Other "Stephen King"

Amazon has been deceptively marketing and selling books by some other "Stephen King" as the work of this Stephen King for several years. Despite innumerable requests from us to address this problem within their system, these books are still listed as authored by and associated with Stephen King, the author of Misery, Carrie, etc.


All of the books by this Stephen King can be found within The Library section of this website.



None of the following books are by this Stephen King. If you have been deceived and purchased one of these books, you should contact Amazon and demand your money be refunded.



Awaken
Grave Decisions
Descendants
The Crossroads Series
Dark Love The Underground
Beast Control
Redstone
Blood Rituals


As Amazon has failed to resolve this with only our requests, please drop them a line and let them know how you feel about their marketing of these books to you Constant Readers.

Hearts in Suspension launch at UMaine

The University of Maine has announced they will host the launch of Stephen’s book, Hearts in Suspension, on November 7 at the Collins Center for the Arts (Orono). Tickets are free and will be available first to members of the University of Maine community on Oct. 12-14, and to the general public (2 tickets per person) beginning October 17, 2016.



Click here for the press release and full details


Preorder information

Hearts in Suspension launch at the U of M

The University of Maine has announced they will host the launch of Stephen’s book, Hearts in Suspension, on November 7 at the Collins Center for the Arts (Orono). Tickets are free and will be available first to members of the University of Maine community on Oct. 12-14, and to the general public (2 tickets per person) beginning October 17, 2016.


Click here for the press release and full details


Preorder information

Hearts in Suspension ordering information

Hearts in Suspension is a primarily non-fiction book containing essays by King and twelve fellow students and friends about their experiences as students at the University of Maine. Also included are four installments of King’s student newspaper column, “King’s Garbage Truck,” and the novella “Hearts in Atlantis.”


More information about the book and how to order is available here

Now available for pre-orders

Hearts in Suspension is a non-fiction book containing essays by King and twelve fellow students and friends about their experiences as students at the University of Maine. Also included are four installments of King’s student newspaper column, “King’s Garbage Truck,” and the novella “Hearts in Atlantis.”


More information about the book and how to pre-order is available here

Stephen at The Library of Congress

Stephen King at 2016 Library of Congress National Book Festiva...Author Stephen King opens our Main Stage at the National Book Festival, where Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden will recognize him for his lifelong work promoting literacy.
Posted by The Library of Congress on Saturday, September 24, 2016