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UK Cover For Fairy Tale

Here is the UK cover for Fairy Tale.

Thoughs About Finn

Here are some thoughts about King’s new story Finn.

Finn is a young man who has been followed by bad luck all his life so the fact that he is kidnapped by mistake isn’t something that should surprise anyone.

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Firestarter; Bring Me The Fire Extinguisher

Here are my thoughts about the remake of Firestarter. There are one SPOILER but I have marked it so you can skip it if you haven’t seen the movie yet…

It’s almost like Andy and Charlie are superheroes. Give them suits and some cool names like FireGirl and PushFather and you have the latest instalment of Marvel’s superhero movies. And the ending…don’t even get me started. It’s so stupid that I wanted to scream. What happened?

King Interview About Firestarter

Here is an interview with King about the new and old Firestarter movies.

Firestarter Franchise?

Keith Thomas, director of the Firestarter remake is open to a potential franchise based on the King’s book.

“I’m always down, I’m always down. I think we’ve got all sorts of ideas of where it could go. Obviously, Stephen King didn’t write a sequel. So all that would need to be explored, but I feel like we created a world in this, and some characters that I feel like their stories could definitely expand, expand and go on.”

What do you say? Do we need/want sequels?

Firestarter Interview

Photos From Firestarter

Here are some photos from the upcoming Firestarter remake.

Narrator For Fairy Tale Selected

Seth Numrich will be narrating Fairy Tale. Order your copy here:

Amazon.com (audio)

Amazon.com (hardback)

Amazon.co.uk (hardback)

More About The Salem’s Lot Trailer

On The John Campea Show, they talk about the Salem's Lot trailer (fast forward 38 minutes). They seem to have a hard time to focus but they give an insight into what was shown and they seem to love it.


Thanks to Jimmie Rudolfsson

Finn: New Story By King

Finn is set in Ireland and tells the story of a young man, unlucky since birth, who gets caught up in a case of mistaken identity. The darkly funny, unsettling tale takes Finn through existential and psychological crises in a world where bullies and madmen upend the lives of the innocent.

“Finn” will be released simultaneously in ebook and audiobook formats exclusive to subscribers of reading subscription service Scribd om May 25. A subscription is $11.99 a month and offers access to ebooks, audiobooks and magazine articles.