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Have you ever wanted to own a book signed by Stephen King? Now is your chance. By entering this contest, you get the chance to be the owner of a signed copy of HEARTS IN SUSPENSION. This one was signed by King back in 2016 when the book was released. Included is also a letter of authenticity from the publisher, University of Maine Press.
All you need to do to enter the contest it so follow Lilja’s Library on Facebook, Instagram or X and answer the question bellow. You need to do it before Friday October 21. That’s it!
Good Luck and thanks to Veryfinebooks who is sponsoring the contest by donating the book!
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Paramount Pictures has announced that The Running Man remake will premier in US cinemas on November 21, 2025.
In time for the films 30th anniversary Funko Pop are releasing Red and Andy figures. Both will be released on December 25th.
Order yours here:
Ellis 'Red' Boyd Redding
Andy Dufresne
Now you can pre-order the Greek edition of my book Stephen King: Stories From Five Decades of Storytelling. The Greek title is Stephen King: Πέντε δεκαετίες γεμάτες ιστορίες and the book is released October 9.
Here you can get a sneak peak from the book.
Scare Up the Vote is a grass roots event by the horror community to raise funds and awareness to elect Kamala Harris and Tim Walz. This live online event includes appearances from Stephen King, Joe Hill, Mike Flanagan, Tananarive Due, Stephen Graham Jones, Cynthia Pelayo, Paul Tremblay, Gabino Iglesias, Victor LaValle, Alma Katsu, Bryan Fuller (Hannibal), Scott Derrickson (The Black Phone), Don Mancini (creator of Chucky) and MANY MORE TO COME!
It will be live at 8p ET / 5p PT Oct. 15 here
More info can be found hereSome interesting information has surfaced about the new Salem’s Lot adaptation. Den of Geek spoke to Gary Dauberman who revealed that his initial cut of the film contained more of the town’s backstory and was about three hours long, compared to the finished version’s almost two hours.
“My first cut was about three hours. There’s a lot left out. My first draft of the script is 180-odd pages or something because you’re trying to include everything. And a lot of it has to do with a lot of the secondary characters and stuff that I spoke about. So it was sad to see that stuff go, but it’s like a necessary evil.”
One of the things left out is the scene where Ben Mears as a child he sneaked into the Marsten House and had what may have been a supernatural experience.
Dauberman also spoke about the delay of the release of the film.
“It was a dark journey, you know, mostly an unpleasant journey, just not knowing… I just didn’t know what was going on.”
Another interesting fact was revealed when Cinema Blend spoke to Dauberman. Dauberman revealed that there is a deleted scene that features an issue of Comics Review.
“It didn't get into the movie, but I had the original publication, the zine of his first published short story. Someone brought it in. It's like, if you buy it, it's like $10, 15 grand or whatever. I had a scene where Mark Petrie is leaving class and he drops all his books and stuff, and Ben [Mears] helps him pick it up and he picks it up and he looks at it, and that's where Mark gets all his knowledge of horror movies and all that stuff.”
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