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Articles tagged "stephen king"NewsAt 61, Stephen King keeps getting betterby John Mark Eberhart [McClatchy Newspapers (MCT)][24.Sep.08] :. Scorn, admiration, disdain, esteem, condescension, respect. These words all describe my attitude, at various times over the last quarter century, to Stephen King, who celebrated his 61st birthday... NewsA pair of Stephen King chillers top Blu-ray releasesby Doug Nye [McClatchy/Tribune News Service (MCT)][17.Sep.08] :. Two chillers based on the work of Stephen King lead the parade of titles being released on Blu-ray this week. Terrifying things happen in King’s world and often that are no explanations for...  Books ReviewDuma Key by Stephen Kingby Chauncey Mabe [South Florida Sun-Sentinel (MCT)][4.Mar.08] :. Stephen King's spooky, Florida-set Duma Key revives his gift for suspense. King is at the height of his powers. News‘The Mist’ is full of monsters, but nothing’s scarier than fearby Rene Rodriguez [McClatchy Newspapers (MCT)][21.Nov.07] :. NEW YORK—It didn’t matter that Frank Darabont’s two previous film adaptations of Stephen King novels—“The Shawshank Redemption” and “The Green...  Bookmarks ReviewBlaze by Richard Bachmanby Rene Rodriguez [McClatchy Newspapers (MCT)][18.Jul.07] :. Calamity follows lonely, brain-damaged Clayton Blaisdell Jr. in Blaze, written 30 years ago.  Books ReviewCell by Stephen Kingby Bill Gibron[9.Feb.06] :. It's a work of maturity and of meaning, a novel that actually wants to comment on the state of the world and the pissed off population who seem to be living on and off it. ‘Salem’s Lot: Illustrated Edition by Stephen Kingby Bill Gibron[11.Nov.05] :. Since Carrie was about telekinesis -- not the most classical of creature features -- 'Salem's Lot represents King's first stab a legitimate horror archetypes, and as he would go on to prove time and time again, no one can rework the classics better than he. Dreamcatcher by Stephen Kingby Sabadino ParkerThis isn't going to be the book you'll hand to someone who's never read King before, but it may be one for the die-hard King fans, if only to see him make up for the alien-ridden debacle of 'Tommyknockers'. |
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