Stephen King's next novel

This could be epic!


"IT Prequel Series In The Works At HBO Max

A prequel to “IT” is in development at HBO Max.

The series, currently called “Welcome to Derry,” will begin in the 1960s in the time leading up to the events of “IT: Part One,” the 2017 film based on the Stephen King horror novel. The story is also said to include the origin story of Pennywise the Clown.

Andy Muschietti, who directed “IT: Part One” and 2019’s “It: Part Two,” is attached to executive produce the series along with Barbara Muschietti and Jason Fuchs. Muschiettis and Fuchs developed the story for the show with Fuchs writing the script. Andy would also direct the first episode should the project go to series. the A writers’ room is now open. Warner Bros. Television is the studio behind the project, with WB having produced the two films.

Should the project go forward, it would be the latest example of HBO Max building a series component into an existing WB film franchise. Colin Farrell is set to reprise the role of The Penguin from “The Batman” in a limited series for the streamer, although a planned series about the Gotham PD (and Arkham Asylum) has stalled in development. There is also a series in the works about the Bene Gesserit from “Dune” in the works at the streamer, among several other film-based projects."

The two new “IT” films collectively grossed over $1.1 billion at the global box office upon their release, with the first film taking place 27 years after the events of the first with a new adult cast taking over from the kids in part one. “IT” was previously adapted into a two-part miniseries for ABC back in 1990, featuring Tim Curry’s iconic performance as Pennywise."

 
I think Stephen King should go trans and change his name to Stephen Queen to protest that other author.

He's a fan of J K Rowling. He retweeted her the other day. She's a great writer btw. If you haven't already, go and read her Robert Galbraith novels.
 
"Stephen King: A Complete Exploration of His Work, Life And Influences By Bev Vincent"


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If I could message that twitter user, I'd suggest getting a free 30 day trial to Scribd and screenshot/print the short story.
 
"40 Years Before the ‘Multiverse of Madness’: Read Stephen King’s 1982 Review That Saved ‘The Evil Dead’"

Excerpt:

"Of course, New Line Cinema eventually picked up The Evil Dead, and the rest is history. Who does Sam Raimi credit with legitimizing his debut feature and bringing it to the attention of New Line? That’d be Stephen King, who wrote a glowing review of the film for Twilight Zone Magazine."

More here:

 
"Where There’s Smoke: Stephen King Revisits Firestarter
The author’s exclusive hot takes on the new film, the origins of his 1980 book, and the Drew Barrymore movie."


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"Stephen King Has Written A Cujo Sequel Titled Rattlesnakes​


In a new interview on The Losers’ Club podcast this week, author Stephen King revealed that he has written a sequel to his 1981 novel ‘Cujo’.

The follow up will be in the form of a novella and it’s currently titled ‘Rattlesnakes’.

“I just wrote a long story called Rattlesnakes and it involves, at one part, twins who are only four years old… falling into a rattlesnake pit. And the snakes get ’em. It’s a terrible scene.” King said. “This novella that I’ve just written, Rattlesnakes… is actually a sequel to Cujo.”

No word yet on the Publisher, publication date, etc."

 
IT's happening!

"‘Welcome to Derry’ Writers Room Celebrates First Day With Red Balloons

Initially announced in March, HBO Max is launching a series titled Welcome to Derry, a prequel to Andy Muschietti's two-part adaptation of the classic It novel by Stephen King. Now the series floats closer as writer Shelley Meals confirmed her involvement via Twitter by posting a photo of red balloons floating outside the writers room.

The prequel was only a rumor when it was first mentioned, but Meals has recently confirmed that the series' writers room is now available. Meals' first day in the screenplay process indicates that the series has been confirmed, and the team is eager to explore the mysterious beginnings of one of King's most renowned characters. The series is reportedly taking place in the 1960s before The Losers Club formed their alliance. It will delve into the origins of the demonic Pennywise. And since the monster reappears every 27 years, the series might explore how Pennywise's violence remained unstoppable for centuries. From the pages of King's 1986 novel through Muschietti's 2017 and 2019 reboots, the author's novel has been a horror staple."

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READ AN EXTRACT FROM FAIRY TALE!​


 
Stephen King needs to stop shilling his books online. He doesn't need to do it ffs.

He was recently trolled. If he had a team, they'd have seen through it. He didn't. It looks bad.

Here's the video (It's obvious from the start that the guy is an impersonator):




Here's his Tweet denying the above video:



Here's the acknowledgement:

 
"The Simpsons Is Giving A Stephen King Classic Its Own Treehouse Of Horror Special (And That's Not All)"

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How The Simpsons Is Paying Tribute To Stephen King With Treehouse Of Horror
As revealed at San Diego Comic-Con 2022, via Variety, The Simpsons Season 34 will feature the long-running animated series’ very first “Treehouse of Horror” episode that will be entirely dedicated to parodying just one genre classic. And in this case, it will be Stephen King’s monster of a novel, IT."


 
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