A short autobiographical story was published in Tin House #59, Volume 15, Number 3, Spring, 2014Translation by Yulia Mishchenko

“I think inside every man there is another man—a stranger...” writes Wilfred Leland James in the opening pages of his mesmerizing confession, which is the st...

Only death can keep you from the finish line — in the ultimate competition of the all-too-near future…

It all started when Bill Andrews died. He died and ended up in a strange place: in a corridor with old photographs on the wall, where the only open door lead...

When Penny Dahl calls the Find and Save detective agency hoping for help finding her missing daughter, Holly doesn't want to take on the case. With her partn...

America has turned into hell. A dangerous virus has been released from a secret laboratory. Hundreds of thousands, millions of innocent people died... Howeve...

America has turned into hell. A dangerous virus has been released from a secret laboratory. Hundreds of thousands, millions of innocent people died... Howeve...

On the heels of Brooklyn, Manhattan, and the Bronx, the borough of Queens enters the chambers of noir in this riveting collection edited by defense attorn...

An autobiographical story of how King almost went to prison for stealing public property at the age of 22! New Yorker magazine April 22, 2002

The poem "The Dark Man" was first published in the Fall 1969 issue of Ubris magazine, and was republished in Moth magazine in 1970. In 2004 it was published ...

This is a chapter from the book "Mid-life Confidential: The Rock Bottom Remainders Tour America with Three Chords and an Attitude" written by Stephen King, d...

A killer truck is driving along the deserted roads of Nevada; the victim is a gang of bikers. Collaboration between Stephen King and his son Joe Hill