Here are my review of The Walking Dead: Rise of the Governor. A book that tells the background story of one of the most sadistic villains ever created.
Entertainment Weekly reports that Dexter has been renewed for two more seasons: 'Dexter' renewed for two more seasons
Dexter is will return for two more seasons, Showtime just announced.
The serial killer drama was renewed for a seventh and eighth season. Each will consist of the show’s standard 12 episodes. The network also closed a deal with star Michael C. Hall for two more rounds. The deal makes Dexter one of cable’s longest-running drama series.
“The series is bigger than it’s ever been in its sixth season, both in terms of audience and its impact on the cultural landscape,” said Showtime topper David Nevins. “Together with Michael, the creative team on the show has a very clear sense of where they intend to take the show over the next two seasons and, as a huge fan, I’m excited to watch the story of Dexter Morgan play out.”
Here’s a question: Does this mean Dexter will end after eight seasons?
Dread Central reports that Russelll Tovey (the werewolf in the UK version of Being Human) leaves the series after season 4 leaving only one original cast member...
There we were, enjoying our Saturday morning coffee and catching up with Twitter, when we saw a tweet from Russell Tovey, one of the stars of the UK version of "Being Human", saying that he's leaving the show. First Mitchell, now George?!? Talk about ruining your weekend! Anyway, read on for the sad, but true details.
First off, here's what @RussellTovey tweeted:
"Hey my lovely witty's, you may or may not know by now, but I am leaving Being Human officially.. Thought you should all know... Im sorry x"
Then, reading a little further down his tweets, we found a link to an article in The Guardian in which he explains, "Well, I've actually left 'Being Human', but no one [outside of the show] knows yet. Aidan [Turner]'s left to film The Hobbit in New Zealand [with Peter Jackson], and going on without him on this fourth series felt strange."
When asked if having only one of the original cast members left (i.e., Lenora Crichlow, aka ghost Annie) puts the show in major jeopardy, Tovey promised fans, "No, with 'Being Human' the story can definitely go on and on. Toby [Whithouse, the writer] still runs it, and they can do all sorts ... add giants and robots!"
Well, we don't know about giants and/or robots, but this certainly has raised a lot of questions. Such as when and how werewolf George (Tovey's character) will be leaving and what it all means for Sinead Keenan, who plays Nina, his love interest, when the fourth season of "Being Human" begins airing sometime in early 2012. As we find out more, we'll be sure to pass it on!
In celebration of the release of 11/22/63, StephenKing.com is proud to announce we will be holding a fan appreciation giveaway for fans in the UK. Entries will be accepted from 6:00 AM GMT through 11:59:59 PM GMT on 14 November. (See Complete Rules for details)
Fans located within the United Kingdom will be able to submit their contact information using the form located at the link below during the hours listed above. From those entrants, we will randomly select 25 users to receive a free hardcover edition of 11/22/63.
Yesterday King announced that he was done the second draft of Dr. Sleep. He said that critics have been very kind with him regarding 11/22/63, and they've said maybe he was getting away from all that horror stuff. They won't know what hit them with Dr. sleep, he said. It's a goddamn scary book.
I got some other cool items today as well that's connected to Bag of Bones and the Dark Score Stories book and photos. Some of the stuff seen on the photos...
Today I got a really nice book in the mail and I just had to show you. It's from A&E and called Dark Score Stories and has all the photos and text from the site DarkScoreStories.com and a foreword by Mick Garris. The photos is taken by award-winning photojournalist Joachim Ladefoged and the book is limited to somewhere between 200 and 250 copies. Here are some photos.
Here is my review of the audio version of 11/22/63. It's quite similar to the review of the book but read through and you'll find comments on the audio book.
Here is an early head of ýthe 1/6th scale of Nathan Grantham from Creepshow that Shrunken Head Studios are producing. See and read more on their facebook page.
Starting now you can enter a random drawing for a chance to buy the signed edition of 11/22/63 (ends 4p ET Fri). Head over here and good luck to everyone who (can) enter!
Here is the latest update from S&S about the signed edition of 11/22/63
Due to the overwhelming demand for the signed edition of Stephen King’s 11/22/63 we have decided to offer the opportunity to purchase these books through a random drawing. Winners will be chosen at random and will have the opportunity to purchase the signed edition for $150.00 plus $9.99 for shipping/handling, plus any applicable taxes.
Drawing Starts: Thursday 11/10/11 at 10:30am EST.
Drawing Ends: Friday 11/11/11 at 4:00pm EST.
More information: http://pages.simonandschuster.com/112263signed ·
Any previous orders submitted prior to noon ET on Tuesday 11/8/11 will be honored.
We apologize for any inconvenience you may have experienced trying to order yesterday and thought this was a fair way to give everyone an opportunity to win the chance to purchase the signed edition.
Rules:
Only one book per household
Must use a US credit card with a US billing and shipping address
Books will not be shipped to Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, P.O. Boxes, international addresses, APO/FPO addresses, or prisons/correctional facilities.
No retail/wholesale accounts
*Signed by the Author *Chapter opening photos *With DVD *Shrink-wrapped
Have you ever wondered how the cover for a King book gets done? Well, I have and I got the chance to talk to Alasdair Oliver, Art Director at Hodder & Stoughton about how he did the cover for 11/22/63. Here is what he had to say...
Some of the roles in The Ghost Brothers of Darkland County has been casted.
Billy Elliot star Emily Skinner, Tony winner Shuler Hensley, American Idol vet Justin Guarini and musician Jake La Botz will lead the the world premiere cast of Stephen King and John Mellencamp's musical Ghost Brothers of Darkland County at Atlanta's Alliance Theatre. Directed by Susan V. Booth and featuring musical direction by T Bone Burnett, the show will begin a 10-day developmental workshop on December 5. Performances for the full production in Atlanta begin April 4, 2012.
BANGOR, MAINE Horror author Stephen King is stepping up to help struggling Maine residents buy heating oil.
The state is facing deep cuts to a federal heating oil assistance program.
The Maine native announced Tuesday that his foundation will work with the three radio stations he owns in the Bangor area to raise $140,000 to buy heating oil for low-income residents.
He’s asking listeners to donate $70,000, and the foundation will double it.
King tells the Bangor Daily News there is a “great need” for heating oil assistance as the price goes up and federal funding goes down.
The federal government told the Maine State Housing Authority that it should expect to receive $23 million in heating oil assistance this winter, down from $55.6 million last winter.
This isn't news but I still wanted to post this so bare with me. I wanted to thank all of you who has given me nice comments, praising the site, when you entered the contest. I have read them all and feel very honored that you all like Lilja's Library so much. So, this is me saying Thanks to all of you for all your support! THANKS!